Please find out more about a selection of projects we’ve supported through our grant programmes and view a detailed list of grantees on our impact page which is under the about Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund page.
Working with vulnerable adults struggling with homelessness or addiction, Blackpool and Fylde Street Angels support individuals to reintegrate with society through social enterprise schemes, such as running a crazy golf course.
Working to conserve threatened species and preserve biodiversity worldwide. The charity has been quietly shaping and influencing conservation practice since 1903.
Promotes the conservation of burial sites and supports the volunteers who look after and maintain them. Recognises burial sites as centres for wildlife.
Offer workshops designed to give talented young people the skills and confidence to pursue a career in the craft sector, or in industries where manual dexterity is a requirement.
Provides holistic solutions to challenges facing the world today through a diverse programme of education & training.
Founded in 2006 by HRH The Prince of Wales to revive historic areas and traditional crafts. Turquoise Mountain works in Afghanistan, Myanmar and the Middle East to drive economic development whilst preserving unique cultures and traditions.
Home to over 6,000 trees from around the world, the Arboretum runs a programme of events to help inspire and educate visitors to the 120 acre site, in addition to increasing conservation efforts.
PWCF supported restoration and repair work at the historic St David’s Cemetery in Wales.
PWCF saves Dumfries House and supports heritage-led regeneration projects in East Ayrshire
