Moorview Charitable Trust

The Trust supports a wide range of charitable activities across England and Wales, with a particular emphasis on social welfare organisations. It provides core costs, project grants, and occasionally capital or capacity-building support. While there are no predefined cause areas, past giving has included organisations such as The Federation of Jewish Services, reflecting a focus on social welfare. The Trust's flexible approach allows it to fund both ongoing operations and specific initiatives that align with trustees' interests. Its grants are made to charities operating in England and Wales, covering a broad spectrum of activities without restriction to particular fields.

Eligible organisations are UK-registered charities and community groups operating in England and Wales. The Trust favours medium to large, well-established charities, although smaller groups may be considered through trustee networks. There are no fixed income thresholds or faith requirements. The Trust does not publish specific eligibility criteria, but based on its giving patterns, it tends to support well-established charities with a social welfare focus. Charities must be identified through trustee networks; the Trust does not accept unsolicited applications.

The Trust operates on an invitation-only basis; unsolicited applications are not accepted. It provides core costs, project grants, and potentially capital or capacity-building support. Trustees proactively identify potential grantees through their networks, without public application rounds or published strategies. The Trust is a low-profile, traditional funder that does not advertise or seek applications.