Soli and Leah Kelaty Family Trust Fund

The trust supports general charitable purposes with a particular emphasis on education and training, religious activities, and overseas aid or famine relief. It funds a variety of costs including project expenses, core operational costs, and other needs as determined by the trustees. Geographically, the trust makes grants across the UK, mainly in England and Wales, as well as internationally. The trust does not prescribe thematic sub-priorities or target populations, allowing trustees to respond to a wide range of charitable initiatives in these broad areas.

Eligible applicants include UK registered charities and community groups, with occasional support for individuals. The trust does not impose income, size, or geographic base restrictions on applicants. Beneficiaries are the general public and mankind, with no specified target groups. The trust does not accept unsolicited applications; organisations are typically approached through the trustees' networks. This makes it suitable for well-connected organisations seeking generalist support in education, religion, and humanitarian causes.

The trust does not maintain a predefined list of excluded activities or causes. Funding is limited to purposes that are charitable in law, and beyond that the trustees exercise full discretion with no further restrictions. They avoid prescriptive criteria, meaning there are no specific exclusions such as political or commercial activities beyond standard charitable alignment.

The trust operates by invitation only, supporting selected organisations through the trustees' networks and judgement. It funds both project costs and core operational costs, offering flexible support tailored to the needs of chosen initiatives. The trust is committed to distributing nearly all its annual income, reflecting a hands-on, family-led approach to philanthropy.