The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation
Supporting charities across England and Wales, the Isle of Man, and the Republic of Ireland with funding to develop and maintain their inspiring work.
Provided by:
The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation
Funder website:
https://www.albertgubayfoundation.org/
Maximum value:
£2,250,000.00
Objective of fund:
The Irish Church Fund, for Roman Catholic charities across the Republic of Ireland, is currently accepting applications
The British Church Fund, for Roman Catholic charities across England, Wales and the Isle of Man, is currently accepting applications.
The General Fund, from which grants are given to various projects related to one or more of our funding priorities across England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Republic of Ireland, is currently accepting applications.
Who can apply
All eligible projects must be run by registered charities or associated with Roman Catholic Diocesan charities that are registered with one of the following charity regulators:
The Charity Commission in England & Wales
The Central Registry/HM Attorney General’s Chambers in the Isle of Man
An Rialálaí Carthanas/The Charities Regulatory Authority in the Republic of Ireland
Restrictions
Do you have a project that meets one or more of our priorities?
Victims of modern slavery: to provide facilities for and support to victims on their journey back to independent living, better mental health and employment.
Victims of domestic abuse: to provide emergency safety and to support victims through associated poverty and mental health issues.
Ex-offenders and their families: to support the ex-offenders back to work and contributing positively to society and to support their families whose lives can be severely impacted.
Homelessness: to provide facilities for and support people, especially young people, on their journey back to independent living, better mental health and employment.
Medical research: to support research that could lead to preventing or slowing the onset of a condition or to lessen the symptoms.
Support for people with terminal illnesses / life limiting conditions and their carers: to provide hospice care to support individuals and give respite to their carers to assist them with their mental health and other ambitions.
Drug and substance misuse: to support rehabilitation and the journey back to independent living and work.
Support for people with intellectual disability: to provide support with personal care, job skills and supported living.
Care leavers: to give them a chance to succeed on a par with other young people.
Worship and associated community outreach: to ensure places of worship are energy efficient and watertight with an emphasis on wider community use of church halls or Church buildings where those buildings are redundant or too large and where the parish has a focus on non-conditional outward facing work.
Amateur sport: to improve physical and mental health with a focus on sport provision for people with disabilities.
How to apply
Are you thinking of applying to us? First, you need to complete our eligibility test.
It is important to note that this is not an application form.
Once you have submitted a completed eligibility test and a member of our Grants Team has verified your answers, if your project proves to be eligible for funding, you will be sent a link to our Salesforce digital application form and given a deadline for submission for the next Grants Meeting.
When we have received and assessed your application and discussed it with you, assuming that we have everything that we need, it will be put forward to our next available Grants Meeting for a decision.
If you are successful, we will then draw up a grant agreement with you for signing. Part of this agreement will outline our monitoring and reporting procedure
Useful Links
https://www.albertgubayfoundation.org/
https://www.albertgubayfoundation.org/applications/
https://www.albertgubayfoundation.org/frequently-asked-questions/
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