Newmarston Limited Group

The charity funds a wide range of Orthodox Jewish educational and religious activities across the UK. This includes supporting schools that deliver Jewish teaching, synagogues that sustain religious practice, and communal bodies that foster Jewish knowledge and community life. Funding covers core operational costs, specific project grants, capital works for buildings and facilities, and ongoing expenses such as staff salaries and utilities. Alongside institutional support, the charity provides responsive aid for individuals and families facing poverty, medical crises, or other hardship, ensuring vulnerable community members receive practical help. All funded work is confined to the UK Jewish community, with a focus on sustaining Orthodox Jewish life and alleviating urgent needs.

Eligible applicants are limited to UK-registered charities and academic institutions that serve the Orthodox Jewish community. The charity primarily supports medium-to-large organisations such as schools, synagogues, and communal bodies, though smaller entities or individuals may qualify in cases of exceptional need. The funding is invite-only, with no formal application process; trustees identify recipients through their own knowledge, referrals, and established relationships. Beneficiaries are expected to align with Orthodox Jewish doctrines and contribute to the charity's mission of advancing education, religion, and relief within the community.

The charity does not support international work, causes outside the Orthodox Jewish faith and education, or organisations that are not UK-registered charities or academic institutions. Unsolicited applications are not accepted, and funding is not available for for-profit entities, political activities, or non-Jewish community initiatives. Individuals are generally not funded unless they face exceptional hardship or need as determined by the trustees.

The charity provides core funding, project grants, and capital works, with a focus on long-term stability and sustainability. Support is offered on an invite-only basis, guided by trustee discretion, referrals, and existing relationships; there is no formal application process or open call for proposals. Funding is drawn from rental properties and investments, enabling substantial annual distributions while prioritising the charity's long-term financial health. Grants are typically one-off or multi-year, depending on the nature of the need, and the charity maintains close ties with its recipients.