The Weinstock Fund

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The Weinstock Fund, based in the Southwest of England, was established by the late Lord Weinstock in 1962 for general charitable purposes. It is a grant-making trust that was wound up in December 2012 and succeeded by a charity with similar aims. The Fund supports a wide range of charitable causes in England, particularly in the Southwest, focusing on welfare, children, education, medicine, music and the arts. The Trustees favour smaller charities and projects, with grants typically ranging from £2,000 - £5,000 per annum.

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The Weinstock Fund Grants

The Weinstock Fund makes grants to fund projects and activities carried out by UK-registered charities and exempted charities. The fund prioritizes charities that it has supported historically, with applications from organizations not benefitted since 2018 unlikely to succeed. The fund supports a broad range of charitable work including medical care and treatment, education and care for adults and children with special needs, care and support of the elderly and children, hardship alleviation, community support, culture and environment, health and welfare, and music and the arts. The fund does not accept applications from individuals, and has specific eligibility criteria including restrictions on charities with gross income over £2m per annum, hospices, campaigning or research-focused organizations, and those with high executive compensation.

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