Eligibility Checker Δ
Is your organisation headquartered in the UK and registered with the Charity Commission of England & Wales, OSCR, or the Charity Commission of Northern Ireleand?
Does your organisation have specific purposes defined in law as charitable, and exclusively for public benefit?
Does your organisation have publicly-available accounts that are no more than 18 months old?
Which of the following categories best-describe your organisation's primary work? (If more than one choice is relevant, please select the one you feel is most appropriate)
Does the project or work for which you seek funding involve activites outside of the UK?
Has your organisation applied to the Southall Trust within the past 12 months (successfully or unsuccessfully)?
Does any of the following apply to your organisation or application?
If your organisation is not a registered charity, but has clearly defined charitable purposes and otherwise meets our eligibility criteria, then please contact us before applying to explain why you believe the Southall Trust should consider an application from your organisation.
We will occasionally consider applications from organisations with charitable purposes, such as Social Enterprises, Community Interest Companies (CICs) and Community Benefit Societies which are constituted for the benefit of the general public (rather than individual members).
Based upon the responses you have given, you may be eligible for funding from the W F Southall Trust. Therefore, you may proceed to filling out our online application form which can be accessed by clicking here.
Unfortunately, based upon the responses you have given, your organisation is not eligible for funding from the Southall Trust. However, we wish you all the best with your charitable activities.
PLEASE NOTE: If you do not meet our current eligibility criteria but you have received funding from us before and/or your work is supported by one of our trustees and/or you believe your work is a strong match with ours and meets almost all of our eligibility criteria, then please get in touch with us via the 'Contact Us' page on this website. Please state the name of your charity and explain why we should consider an exception. We will respond to reasonable requests.
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