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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£2.8M
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Spending
£438.2K
Public benefits
The direct benefit from the charity’s purposes is that people’s lives will be enriched by awarding grants or providing donations to charities, voluntary led organisations and individuals who are in need or who work with people or communities in need in furtherance of our charitable purposes. All grants will be awarded on the basis of evidence of
need provided through our grant application process These benefits will be evidenced through the number of grants and donations that are made. All organisations that receive a grant will be required to demonstrate how the grant has benefited those in need. They will be required to complete a monitoring and evaluation form which will be reviewed by the charity. The purposes of the charity do not lead to any harm. The beneficiaries are primarily people and voluntary organisations in Northern Ireland but may from time to be anywhere in the world depending on charitable need identified. There is no private benefit flowing from any of these purposes.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
1. The prevention or relief of poverty – GF Trust aims to contribute to the prevention and relief of poverty by directly benefiting those who receive support as well as reducing the prevalence of suffering and inequality society. Our partnerships support the most in need, the poor and marginalised young people, families and communities. 2. The
advancement of health or the saving of lives – We work with Health and Social Care organisations and other charities that provide health services to reduce illness and to improve the quality of lives of those living with illness for both the individuals and their families. 3. The advancement of citizenship or community development – We financially support community development and active citizenship. By involving and empowering relevant stakeholders in projects we advance citizenship and support beneficiaries to become agents of development and change. 4. The advancement of amateur sport – GF Trust wishes to continue to financially support amateur sport in our local community which will lead to increased health, fitness and a sense of teamwork in our local communities. GF Trust wishes to support any other charitable purposes which includes any purpose recognised as charitable under existing charity law and any purposes which may reasonably be regarded as analogous to the listed purposes above, as well as those by virtue of section one of the Recreational Charities Act (1958).
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- Other charitable purposes
Who the charity helps
- General public
- Specific areas of deprivation
How the charity works
- Community development
- General charitable purposes
- Grant making
- Relief of poverty
