The Graham Kirkham Foundation

Grants for charitable work – with particular focus on social welfare, education and the arts.

The Graham Kirkham Foundation makes grants for general charitable purposes.  In 2010 it made 13 grants ranging from £1,000 to £50,000.
What can be funded?
The Foundation makes grants for activities in the following areas:

• The promotion or development of the study of literature, art, music and science
• Education for people of any age and physical education for young people at school or university
• Relief of poverty
• Relief of illness and research into the prevention of illness
• The relief of suffering of birds and animals through the support of rescue homes, hospitals, sanctuaries and other similar organisations
• The relief of poverty and hardship of people connected with the armed services
• Drug misuse or dependence
• Facilities for public recreation
• The preservation of buildings of architectural interest or sites of historical interest or natural beauty.

When can you apply?
There are no application deadlines: apply at any time.