Squire Patton Boggs Charitable Trust

The Trust supports registered charities that, in the main, work with children and young people, the elderly and disabled. It also funds voluntary bodies with charitable status. The Trust’s objects are for general charitable purposes throughout England and Wales, so it funds a wide variety of activities including education, health, disability, youth activities, and services for older people. The Trust favours a flexible, generalist approach, meaning it can consider a broad range of charitable work.

The Trust only accepts applications from registered charities with a UK charitable registration number. It supports charities that work with children and young people, the elderly, and disabled people, as well as voluntary bodies with charitable status. The Trust welcomes applications from charities of all sizes, from small local organisations to larger national charities. There is no restriction on religious or other affiliations. Charities must operate within England and Wales to be eligible.

The Trust does not fund non-registered organisations or individuals. It only supports work that takes place within England and Wales, so charities operating solely outside this area are not eligible. There are no restrictions on religious or political affiliations.

The Trust accepts unsolicited applications from eligible charities. It takes a flexible, generalist approach to its grant-making, considering a wide range of charitable work. Grants are unrestricted, covering project costs, core funding, capital, or revenue needs for both grassroots and established charities demonstrating sound governance.