The Henry Smith Charity - Capital Grants

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Overview

Capital grants of £10,000 or more for work in the UK (including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands) are available through the trusts Main Grants Programme.

Capital grants are one off grants towards the purchase of equipment, or for the purchase or refurbishment of a building.

Please read their Terms and Conditions of Accepting a Capital Grant before you apply. If your organisation is awarded a grant, but is not able to meet our terms and conditions, the grant will not be paid. Please pay particular attention to the need for grants to be drawn down within three years of award, and that you will need to have the full balance of funding in place before payment can be made.

Details of the types of grants they make across all their grant programmes can be found on the What We Fund page of their website.

We recommend that you download the Guidelines and read them in full before starting your application.

How much can I apply for?

Over the past two years their Capital grants have ranged from £20,000 - £150,000. The amount you ask them for will depend on a range of factors, including the size of your project and your organisation. Details of grants awarded over the past three years can be found on the Recent Grants page.

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