The charity was established in 1930 with funding from Davenport's Brewery in the Midlands.
What does it fund?
Baron Davenport's Charity offers funding for special projects that directly benefit children and young people under the age of 25.
The children's organisations grants are awarded to support the set up of projects, which must directly benefit a group of children or young people. Details of how the project will benefit children must be included in the application.
Grants will also be awarded for the cost of equipment needed to make the project successful.
As grants rarely exceed £1,000, it is important to consider this when applying for funding to pay for equipment. For example, if the equipment value is in excess of £1,000, ensure that the remaining cost will be funded.
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