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Trusts and foundations
Support from trusts and foundations helps us transform the way we eat, farm and care for our natural world
Thanks to support from trusts and foundations of all sizes, we deliver impactful, innovative solutions and influence policy change from farm to fork.
We work closely with our funders to form long-lasting relationships through:
- regular updates and the latest news about our work
- project and impact reports
- opportunities to meet our expert team via virtual or in-person meetings and Q&A sessions
- opportunities to see our work in action and meet our beneficiaries via farm visits and invitations to special events
Trusts and foundations supporting our work
Thank you to all the trusts, foundations, and government funders currently supporting our work, including those listed below, and those who prefer to be unidentified.
- A Team Foundation
- Cecil Pilkington Charitable Trust
- Chapman Charitable Trust
- Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
- Harbinson Charitable Trust
- King Charles III Charitable Fund
- National Lottery Community Fund
- Northwick Trust
- Oak Foundation
- Pilkington General Charity Fund
- Postcode Innovation Trust
- Samworth Foundation
- SCAF
- The Aurora Trust
- The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust
- The Leslie Mary Carter Charitable Trust
- The MacRobert Trust
- The Mark Leonard Trust
- The Rothschild Foundation
- The Scottish Government
- The Tisbury Telegraph Trust
- The Waterloo Foundation
- Welsh Government Innovation Challenge
Contact us
For more information about supporting our work through a grant or donation, please contact our team using the form or contact details below. Emma, Maya, Sophie or Nuala will be in touch.
King Charles III Charitable Fund
Over a 12-year period, we have invested over £4m in Soil Association’s Innovative Farmers programme. It has been a privilege to support such an important programme, bringing together farmers and researchers to test transferable, nature-friendly and affordable approaches, and to see those influencing broader farming practices for a more sustainable future.Nikki Jeffery Executive Director, King Charles III Charitable Fund
