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What we do not support
We receive many more applications from worthwhile projects than we can hope to fund. As a consequence we do not support the following areas of work. These are in addition to exclusions specifically mentioned in our current programmes:
- Access to buildings
- Advancement of religion
- After school and homework clubs
- Animal charities
- Breakfast clubs
- Bursaries and scholarships
- Child befriending schemes
- Circular appeals
- Expeditions/overseas travel
- Festivals
- Formal education including schools, colleges and universities
- General counselling
- Holidays/holiday centres
- Hospitals & hospices
- Individual youth clubs
- Individuals - including students
- Medical care & medical research
- Mother & toddler groups/playgroups
- Museums/galleries
- Organisations working with particular medical conditions
- Other grant making organisations
- Research
- Sport
- Work that has already taken place
- Work which is primarily the responsibility of central or local government, education or health authorities.
ANNOUNCEMENT
From April 2012, LankellyChase Foundation's mission will focus exclusively on bringing about change to improve the quality of life of people who face severe and multiple disadvantage.
Facing A Different Future
The Trustees of the LankellyChase Foundation reaffirm their commitment to the Foundation’s mission.