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We are delighted to reopen our small grant programme for applications from UK registered not-for-profit organisations. We are interested in considering funding applications for projects that would benefit a diverse group or community. We are also keen to support projects in deprived communities in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. 

We are pleased to share that The Prince’s Foundation has announced plans to create a new education and training base at The Prince of Wales’s Highgrove Estate in Gloucestershire. This will complement the work of the Foundation at Dumfries House in Scotland and at Charlotte Road in East London.

Our small grant programme will re-open this summer. We will seek to prioritise available grant funding to support those organisations that are delivering projects in communities severely impacted by the pandemic.

Please re-visit our website for further updates on our small grant programme and specific re-opening date. In the meantime, please contact us if you have an urgent query.

The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Fund has awarded more than £1m to help fund projects initiated by The Prince’s Foundation, including hospitality, textiles and horticulture training, education in food and farming, traditional building constructions, building craft programme, and restorations across the UK, as well as planning and development work with various Commonwealth countries.

Record sales and a new look for UK’s largest organic supermarket brand - Waitrose has revealed its organic range, Waitrose Duchy Organic,  has generated over £30m for The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Fund, since the brand was licensed exclusively to Waitrose just over a decade ago. 

The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Fund congratulates Turquoise Mountain of which The Prince of Wales is Patron, and applauds Decorex for recognizing Turquoise Mountain’s 'attention to diversity and bringing together a multitude of cultures in their designs'.