The Hillier Trust
Arts & Culture Health & Social Care ReligionThe Trust’s objects are supporting organisations involved with education, social welfare, the arts and religion, with a preference for those working with children and young people and older people. The trustees have a preference towards funding organisations that have a Christian ethos and usually awards a substantial grant each year to The Family Trust, a Christian organisation operating in Kent.
Grants are typically under £10,000 however there is no maximum amount you can apply for.
Deadline: Continuous rolling programme.
For more information please contact:
Anthony Hillier, Trustee
Loose Court Farmhouse
Old Drive
Maidstone
Kent ME15 9SE
01622 691 561
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