Tory Family Foundation

Health & Social Care Religion Youth

The Tory Family Foundation offer grants to local charitable causes in Folkestone, Kent but also for both national and international charitable causes.

Funding is at the discretion of the Trustees. Funding is intended to support educational, religious, social and medical causes.

Deadline: Continuous rolling programme.

For more information and how to apply please contact:

Mr P N Tory
The Tory Family Foundation
The Estate Office
Etchinghill Golf Club
Canterbury Road
Etchinghill
Folkestone
CT18 8FA

01303 862 280

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