Close this window

Funds for Historic Buildings

	Fund Name		THE ADNAMS CHARITY
	Programme Name
	Summary of Funding		The Adnams Charity was founded in 1990 to celebrate Adnams centenary as a public company.  It is funded by a percentage of Adnams annual profits, mandated dividends, donations and legacies.
	Eligible Applicants		The Adnams Charity awards grants to worthy causes within 25 miles of Southwold or, in the case of national charities, exclusively for the benefit of those living within 25 miles of Southwold. Grants are never made to individuals, but may be channelled through recognised organisations that are prepared to sponsor needy individuals and to ensure that the money is well spent.
	Geographical Coverage		Very specifically, in close proximity to Southwold, Suffolk
	Eligibility Criteria		Most grants are made under the general headings of: •    Education •    Health and Social Welfare •    The Arts •    Recreation •    Buildings/Community Facilities •    The Environment/Conservation
	Other Considerations		Grants are made for specific purposes only, and are rarely made to the same organisation two years in succession.
	Amount		Grants normally range from £100 to £2,500 and the Trustees expect to see the results of their donations within twelve months.
	Form of Payment
	Size of Fund
	Application Form
	Guidance Notes Available		For the full Adnams Charity application guidelines please contact Rebecca Abrahall, Adnams Charity Administrator.
	Timetable
	Contact		Rebecca Abrahall
	Organisation		Adnams Charity
	Address
	Telephone
	Fax
	E-mail		rebecca.abrahall@adnams.co.uk
	Website		adnams.co.uk/about/the-adnams-charity/
	Further Information
	AHF Comment		Although this may seem to be an unlikely contender for a built heritage grant, the charity is known to have supported a small number of projects in recent years involving improvements to the facilities of historic village halls used as community centres.
	Last Updated		22-12-2012

© The Architectural Heritage Fund 2013