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Enabling charities to make a step-change in their work

Initiatives Fund

The Trust aims to create transformative, impact-driven partnerships with charitable organisations to empower change and improve people’s futures – focussing on increasing financial capability, opening routes to fair work and championing a natural environment.

OPEN TO APPLICATIONS UNTIL 4TH DECEMBER 2026

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