Monday Charitable Trust

The Trust prioritises housing, education, and environmental work. This includes accommodation and rehabilitation for homeless or vulnerable people, life skills and opportunities for young people from deprived backgrounds in schools, prisons, and communities, and biodiversity preservation, legal action, and community support amid environmental degradation. Cross-cutting themes include young people, mental health, social mobility, inequality, and support for armed forces members or veterans. They fund UK-wide impact across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

The Trust primarily funds medium to large established charities, and community groups are eligible. They focus on organisations serving disadvantaged and marginalised groups, including homeless or vulnerable people, young people from deprived backgrounds, and armed forces members or veterans. The Trust prefers organisations with proven capacity and rarely funds small grassroots groups. Their approach is proactive and invitation-only, so unsolicited applications are not accepted.

The Monday Charitable Trust does not accept unsolicited applications; funding is by invitation only. They rarely fund small grassroots organisations, focusing instead on medium to large established charities. No other specific exclusions are stated, meaning the Trust may consider a wide range of work within its priority areas.

The Trust provides long-term, flexible funding for systemic change, using both grants and social investments. They support projects, core costs, and capital. Their approach is proactive and invitation-only, working with organisations they identify as aligned with their mission.