Tudor Trust Grants

Tudor Trust Grants

Tudor Trust

Tudor Trust is an endowed charitable trust. It uses its time, money and influence to help communities build power and decide their own futures. Its work centres racial justice as a way of tackling the links between all kinds of injustice. The trust says it works alongside partners who are shaping racial justice and community power in the UK. These partners form an ecosystem that helps Tudor decide how to use its resources. It describes an emergent approach, which means it prioritises working alongside the people it supports. In 2025 the trust launched its Change We Seek framework. This framework shapes where Tudor focusses its resources. The page also mentions 2025 grant partners, so the trust does make grants. This page is the trust's home page. It does not give grant amounts, a deadline, eligibility rules or steps for applying. If you are thinking of approaching Tudor, it is worth knowing that its work is built around racial justice and community power, and that it describes working with partners rather than running an open call. The trust was founded in 1955 by Sir Godfrey Mitchell, owner of the construction company George Wimpey Ltd. Official source: https://www.tudortrust.org.uk/. Last checked by GrantMatch on 16 October 2026.