Mohammadi Charitable Trust

The Trust funds a broad spectrum of activities, including educational initiatives, direct hardship relief for individuals, community religious programmes, and emergency overseas humanitarian aid. It supports grassroots efforts addressing poverty prevention, skills training, and global crises. The Trust primarily focuses on organisations in Lancashire but is also open to UK-wide and international projects. The funding character is proactive distribution, supporting both projects and individual relief within its charitable objects. Themes such as poverty relief, education, religious activities, and overseas aid are at the core of its grant-making.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and community groups, with a preference for smaller entities. The Trust does not impose strict geographic or income thresholds, though it primarily supports work in Lancashire. Beneficiary groups include those in genuine need, vulnerable communities, and individuals facing poverty or hardship. The Trust prefers organisations that demonstrate clear need and grassroots connections. Importantly, the Trust does not accept unsolicited applications; all grants are awarded at trustees' discretion based on identified need.

The Trust does not fund activities or organisations that fall outside its core charitable purposes of poverty relief, education, religious activities, and overseas aid. It also does not accept unsolicited applications; all funding decisions are made internally by trustees.

The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications; all grants are awarded at trustees' discretion via ad hoc meetings, with no formal open calls. This discreet, trustee-selected approach allows flexible, need-based support. Grants can support both projects and direct relief for organisations or individuals. The Trust operates cost-efficiently, focusing on proactive distribution rather than responsive grant-making.