Trusts and Foundations

The fight for nature will be won on farmland.

With 70% of the UK made up of farmland, restoring nature at scale has to start here.

For 80 years, the Soil Association has been working with farmers and changemakers to restore nature - and now we're going even further than ever before.

Together we're unstoppable

We work closely with our funders to form long-lasting relationships, providing:

• regular updates and impact reports

• opportunities to meet our expert team

• invitations to special events to meet our stakeholders

• opportunities to see the impact of nature-friendly farming in action

Our funders

Thank you to all our current funders, including those listed below, and those who wish to remain anonymous.

• Cecil Pilkington Charitable Trust

• Chapman Charitable Trust

• Defra

• Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

• European Union

• Harbinson Charitable Trust

• King Charles III Charitable Fund

• National Lottery Community Fund

• Oak Foundation

• Pilkington General Charity Fund

• Postcode Innovation Trust

• Samworth Foundation

• Scotland Food and Drink

• 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

Case study

Over a 12-year period, the  King Charles III Charitable Fund has invested over £4 million in Soil Association’s Innovative Farmers programme. Nikki, Executive Director at the fund, reflects on the programme's collaborative approach and the impact it is having on farming more widely below.

Join us

Contact the Grant Funding team today to discuss how your support can create impact from farm to fork.