Payne Gallwey 1989 Charitable Trust

The Trust funds causes that align with a traditional rural way of life, including country sports and the preservation of rural traditions, horse racing and related welfare, military charities supporting service personnel and veterans, and organisations that help people facing poverty, disability, or social disadvantage. It also supports Church of England parishes, dioceses, and religious charities, as well as medical research charities working on a range of health conditions. Geographically, the Trust focuses on the English counties of Bracknell Forest, Dorset, Oxfordshire, Reading, West Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Wokingham, with a particular emphasis on the Bracknell Forest area.

UK-registered charities and community groups are eligible to apply. The Trust prioritises organisations that align closely with its stated interests, including those supporting rural life, country sports, horse racing, the military, the Church of England, and medical research. Beneficiaries include people in need, such as those experiencing poverty, disability, or social disadvantage, as well as service personnel and veterans. While the Trust primarily supports organisations operating in the specified counties, it may also consider national charities whose work matches its priorities.

The Trust does not fund outside its stated priorities. It does not support individuals, capital projects, or general community initiatives that fall outside its traditional remit.

The Trust welcomes unsolicited applications. It makes grants only to charities that align closely with its specific interests, and it considers applications throughout the year.