Parry Family
Charitable
Foundation
Who are we?
A small independent grant making foundation supporting energetic and highly efficient charities making a meaningful difference to people’s lives
Get to know us and how we work
We focus on three key areas of need
Tackling Poverty
Raising living standards in the poorest areas of our country is a major challenge . We find that local charities are often directly involved in helping families make meaningful changes to their lives.
Lifeshare in Manchester which has been helping the homeless since 1984 is a great example. We will continue to support over the long term charities such as Lifeshare, Love Marlborough Kids Meals in Wiltshire and Blooming Blossom Trust in London.
People in Need
Stockdales is a charity in Sale Cheshire which is dedicated to supporting people with a wide range of complex needs, bringing independence and quality to their lives.
It is tremendously rewarding to partner with Stockdales to make a real difference to people who ask for little and bring such joy.
Stockdales is a Partner Charity.
Saving Lives & Improving Health
Our strong relationship with Alder Hey Children’s Hospital and Institute in the Park demonstrate our commitment to improving the lives of our children. We support the funding of essential equipment and research into childhood diseases.
Both charities are Partner Charities.
Want to know more about the charities, people and organisations we work with? Our focus this month is Stockdales
What is our Grant Budget for this year?
Our total Grant Budget for 2025/26 is £50,000 including a Small Grants Fund which deals with grants up to £1,000. Our focus is to make upto £40,000 available to our Partner Charities and upto £10,000 for charities in our Homeless Hub
We aim to give you a decision on an application very quickly with funds usually becoming available within six months.
Go to our Grant Programme for more information about what we fund and who we support together with how you should apply.
We have set this year’s Grant Budget at £50,000 but will keep it under review. We anticpipate that the budget will be fully committed by September. The pipeline continues to grow strongly.
We will be supporting our Partner Charities but there is a particular focus on charities dedicated to dealing with homelessness and poverty . We expect our Homeless Hub, with its ring-fenced budget to support local charities tackling the crisis of homelessness, to grow strongly.
Our pipeline continues to grow but great submissions are always welcome. New approved applications could receive funding in 2025/26 or the following year. Plan ahead and apply early.
Last year we approved 12 grants totalling £53,246.