Find out about the projects we’ve supported through our grants programmes.
Trees for Cities is creating a social movement for trees in partnership with PWCF after receiving a major grant towards the Generation Tree project.
PWCF awarded a major grant of £41,790 to The Prince of Wales Hospice to support their work in West Yorkshire.
PWCF is supporting the Atlantic Salmon Trust to fund a tagging and tracking project that will uncover the secrets of the missing salmon to help prevent further decline of this iconic species.
Penny Brohn UK, a Bristol based cancer charity of which The Prince of Wales is Patron, received funding to develop its nutritional programme for 3,000 people and improve their well-being as well as reduce the impact of treatment.
Funding from PWCF enabled Send A Cow to provide training and support to 175 smallholder families in Kakrao - one of the most deprived communities in western Kenya.
The Prince’s Trust's 'Get into' programmes are short courses that develop young people’s skills in a specific sector and support them into jobs. They are available for unemployed young people age 16-25. The courses also help young people to improve teamwork and communication skills and boost their confidence.
PWCF supports Youth United to reach more young volunteers. Youth United is a coalition of charities and agencies working together to encourage more young people and adults to volunteer in their local communities.
PWCF awarded a major grant to the North Wales Wildlife Trust towards their work supporting swifts, a bird which migrates to Britain for 3 months of the year and is the fastest bird in level flight.
The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund awarded a grant to Tusk to support their work to tackle poaching and the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa. We funded two projects which focussed on training rangers in proven interception tracking tactics, training park level intelligence staff for their role and improving the co-ordination of information sharing between protected areas.
