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Poverty prevention and relief grants in Yorkshire and The Humber

Grants made 23 Oct 2025 to 23 Oct 2026 by UK trusts and foundations that publish through 360Giving to charities registered for poverty prevention and relief with a registered address in Yorkshire and The Humber.

76grants
£1.4mtotal awarded
£10kmedian grant
21funders

Top funders

Trusts and foundations that gave the most to poverty prevention and relief charities in Yorkshire and The Humber in the last 12 months. Names link to their free funder profile where we have one.

FunderGrantsTotalMedian
Leeds Community Foundation26£235k£8,343
The Veterans' Foundation6£220k£29k
A B Charitable Trust8£200k£25k
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust1£189k£189k
The Pilgrim Trust1£101k£101k
The Greggs Foundation2£78k£39k
Benefact Trust7£63k£6,400
Freemasons’ Charity1£60k£60k
Wolfson Foundation1£59k£59k
Charles Hayward Foundation3£47k£15k

Open and recurring programmes

Funder programmes behind these grants that have made grants in at least two years, so are likely to run again. Check each funder's website for current deadlines.

ProgrammeFunderGrants (12 months)Years with grantsLatest grant
Building GrantsBenefact Trust62023 to 202627 Apr 2026
Migrants and RefugeesA B Charitable Trust52013 to 20265 Aug 2026
StandardThe Veterans' Foundation42023 to 202629 Jun 2026
SalaryThe Veterans' Foundation22023 to 202628 Apr 2026
Access to JusticeA B Charitable Trust22017 to 20261 Apr 2026
Shelter and Security - Strengthened communitiesMaking a Difference Locally22024, 202518 Dec 2025
Migration - Migration FundPaul Hamlyn Foundation22024, 202516 Dec 2025
Large Community GrantsThe Greggs Foundation22024, 20252 Dec 2025
CommunityGarfield Weston Foundation12017 to 202627 May 2026
Community Impact GrantsBenefact Trust12023 to 202623 Apr 2026

Open government schemes charities can apply for

12 open schemes on Find a Grant covering Yorkshire and The Humber in related sectors (live Grant Radar list). The 5 closing soonest:

SchemeFunderGrant sizeCloses
DCMS Place-Based Philanthropy Community of PracticeDepartment for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport£996k to £997k9 Nov 2026
Economic research on the returns to R&D investment (Grant)UK Research and Innovation, Economic and Social Research Council£1 to £308k19 Nov 2026
Sustainable Medicines Manufacturing Innovation: CR&D Round 2Innovate UK£500k to £1m2 Dec 2026
Gambling harms research grants (Grant)UK Research and Innovation, Arts and Humanities Research Council, Medical Research Council, Economic and Social Research Council, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council£1 to £2m8 Dec 2026
Condition Improvement Fund (CIF)Department for Education£20k to £4m15 Dec 2026

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Source: grants data published by each funder through 360Giving (GrantNav), grants awarded 23 Oct 2025 to 23 Oct 2026 to registered charities, companies and other organisations (grants to individuals are left out). Cause and region come from the recipient charity's entry on the Charity Commission register (its registered charitable purposes and the postcode area of its registered address), so cause and region snapshots cover recipients registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. Open government schemes are from Find a Grant (UK Government) via Grant Radar. "Recurring" programmes have grants in at least two calendar years. Figures are our own summary.

Licences: each funder publishes its data under its own open licence; we use only data licensed CC BY 4.0, CC0 or the Open Government Licence. Data from A B Charitable Trust, Benefact Trust, Charles Hayward Foundation, Community Foundation North East, Freemasons’ Charity, Garfield Weston Foundation, Heart of England Community Foundation, Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, Leeds Community Foundation, Making a Difference Locally, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Point North, Rank Foundation, The Clothworkers Foundation, The Dulverton Trust, The Greggs Foundation, The Leathersellers' Foundation, The Veterans' Foundation, Wolfson Foundation: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Data from Community Foundation for Calderdale: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0). Data from The Pilgrim Trust: Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains public sector information from the Charity Commission for England and Wales, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Find a Grant: Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0.

Last updated: 23 October 2026. Information only, not funding advice; check each funder's own guidance before applying. Brightbench is not connected to these funders.