Sanbri Ltd

Sanbri prioritises grants for religious education, observance, and poverty alleviation within the Orthodox Jewish community. Funded activities include education programmes, community infrastructure, and direct relief schemes for schools, synagogues, and welfare facilities. The charity supports core costs, projects, and capital expenditure. Geographically, funding is often directed to North London or other UK areas with significant Orthodox Jewish populations. The funder's approach is to invest in established institutions that sustain Orthodox Jewish life, covering a range of work from religious schooling to welfare provision. Sanbri's funding character is investment-led, aiming to sustain and develop Orthodox Jewish communal infrastructure.

Eligibility is restricted to UK-registered charities that serve Orthodox Jewish aims. The funder shows a preference for medium-to-large, well-established organisations. Beneficiaries supported include children, young people, older adults, and people with disabilities within the Orthodox Jewish community. Charities that align with the funder's faith-driven mission and have a track record of serving Orthodox Jewish communal needs are most likely to be considered. Unsolicited applications are not accepted; funding is made solely at the trustees' discretion.

Sanbri does not fund non-Jewish, secular, or causes that are not aligned with its Orthodox Jewish ethos. It avoids supporting grassroots or capacity-building efforts, focusing instead on established institutions. Any charity that does not explicitly serve Orthodox Jewish aims is unlikely to receive funding.

Sanbri operates a closed, trustee-led model with no open application route. Funding is made solely at the trustees' discretion, and unsolicited applications are not accepted. The charity supports core costs, projects, and capital expenditure through its investment-led endowment model. Grants are made by invitation or trustee decision.