Please read the following carefully.

We only support organisations or initiatives that:

• Benefit the people in the immediate  Wolverhampton area.
• Benefit a group or groups – not an individual 

Beyond the criteria above, we prefer to support organisations or initiatives that benefit:

• Youth: Providing the children and young people of Wolverhampton with the opportunity to recognise and to fulfil their potential. This could be through any means: Scouts and Guides, employment, training, support services, sport, education, music, health, playgrounds and playgroups, amongst others.

• Community: This again could be in any field, but the more far reaching the benefit to the community, the more keen we are to donate. Examples are: sports clubs, after school clubs, advisory and support services, repairs and renewals of community centres.

We are particularly interested in supporting smaller, volunteer-based organisations that:

• Are deeply embedded in their communities, with real knowledge of the needs within them
• Make maximum use of the resources they have
• Create a ripple effect – impacting beyond the immediate beneficiaries of the work
• Work in overlooked and neglected areas where funding is hard to come by
• Encourage inclusion, integration and independence

Please note that we are unlikely to donate to national charities, even those that offer ringfencing for Wolverhampton.

Registered charity no: 265654

The James Beattie Charitable Trust

P.O.Box 12, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV15 5LQ

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