Rachel Charitable Trust

The Trust supports causes including poverty relief, faith-based initiatives, educational advancement, and welfare services for the sick, needy, and vulnerable. It funds project costs, core operating expenses, and occasional capital needs, offering both restricted and unrestricted grants. Geographically, the Trust operates across England and Wales, with a particular focus on London. It has supported organisations such as the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, Kisharon, schools, colleges, and charities serving ethnic or marginalised groups. The Trust welcomes unsolicited applications and has no regional restrictions within its operating area.

The Trust primarily supports organisations, including registered charities, schools, and faith groups. It does not fund individuals. Beneficiary groups include those experiencing poverty, sickness, or vulnerability, as well as ethnic minorities and faith communities. There are no income thresholds, and the Trust is flexible in supporting both small local groups and large national bodies. No religious restrictions apply, and the Trust favours mission-aligned organisations demonstrating lasting impact in hardship relief, faith, and education.

The Trust does not fund individuals. It imposes no religious restrictions and has no published list of excluded activities or causes. It only supports organisations operating in England and Wales.

The Trust offers both restricted and unrestricted grants, supporting project costs, core operating expenses, and occasional capital needs. It makes multi-year awards and welcomes unsolicited approaches. The Trust maintains a low-profile approach without a public website or promotional materials.