Philip Breeze Will Trust

The Trust supports general charitable purposes, with a historical focus on health and disability, including sight loss and MS, as well as children and family welfare. It provides unrestricted or core support, preferring large, established organisations with significant UK-wide reach over niche or emerging initiatives. There are no geographic restrictions, but recipients typically operate nationally. The Trust's funding character is broad and discretionary, reflecting the founder's intentions for wide charitable impact across diverse social causes.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and voluntary bodies. The Trust prefers large, established national organisations with significant reach. There are no geographic, income, or religious restrictions. The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications; grants are awarded at trustee discretion without open calls. This approach means that only organisations already known to the trustees or identified through their own research are considered for funding.

The Trust does not fund individuals, small or local groups, grassroots efforts, or project-specific or capital costs. It also does not accept unsolicited applications, meaning that charities cannot apply directly. This exclusionary approach reflects the Trust's preference for large, established national organisations and its reliance on trustee judgement rather than public processes.

The Trust provides unrestricted or core support, typically as one-off grants. It does not accept unsolicited applications; grants are awarded at trustee discretion without open calls or published guidelines. This funding style reflects the Trust's low-profile, will-bound approach, relying on trustee judgement to identify and support suitable organisations.