FOUNDATION FOR INTEGRATED TRANSPORT — grant history

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Latest income

£402k

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£801k

Accounts grants total

£954k

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts

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THE 10:10 FOUNDATION “Our current trust funders include European Climate Foundation , Samworth Foundation , the National Lottery , Oak Foundat”

What this funder supports

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Causes funded

Education/training (11 grantees)
Environment/conservation/heritage (8 grantees)
Economic/community Development/employment (5 grantees)
General Charitable Purposes (3 grantees)
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (3 grantees)
The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (2 grantees)
Disability (2 grantees)
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity (2 grantees)
Recreation (2 grantees)
Arts/culture/heritage/science (2 grantees)

Where grantees operate

Throughout England And Wales (10 grantees)
Scotland (3 grantees)
Throughout London (2 grantees)
Northern Ireland (2 grantees)
Oxfordshire (2 grantees)
China (1 grantee)
Hong Kong (1 grantee)
Sefton (1 grantee)
South Africa (1 grantee)
India (1 grantee)

What changed: FY2024 → FY2025

Grantees that appear, disappear or move by 50%+ between the two most recent filings that have counted grants (unverified reads are left out, so a filing whose grants are all unverified is skipped). A grantee “dropped” may simply have received a multi-year grant earlier.

Change	Grantee	FY2024	FY2025
new	Campaign for Better Transport	—	£225k
new	Transform Scotland	—	£31k
new	INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH	—	£30k
new	Adfree Cities	—	£25k
new	Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance	—	£25k
new	Far North Line Community Rail Partnership	—	£21k
new	University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy	—	£20k
new	National Railway Museum	—	£19k
up	20’s Plenty for Us	£20k	£30k
up	Create Streets	£11k	£20k
up	CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT RURAL ENGLAND, LONDON	£10k	£19k
up	SOLVE THE SCHOOL RUN CIO	£9k	£17k
down	THE 10:10 FOUNDATION	£30k	£15k
not listed	IPPR	£30k	—
not listed	Camcycle	£30k	—
not listed	CoMoUK Shared Transport Vision for England and Wales	£22k	—
not listed	Eco Attractions Group	£20k	—
not listed	HOPE VALLEY CLIMATE ACTION	£17k	—
not listed	Thames Crossing Action Group	£16k	—
not listed	Greengauge 21	£15k	—
not listed	Living Streets	£15k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
Campaign for Better Transport	FY2025	£225k	Bridging grant to cover operational costs during the transition period of the new Chief Executive Officer
Transport Action Network	FY2025	£40k	Low Traffic Future alliance
Transform Scotland	FY2025	£31k	Ahead of the Kerb
20’s Plenty for Us	FY2025	£30k	20’s Plenty for remaining Highway Authorities in England and Northern Ireland
Institute for Public Policy Research	FY2025	£30k	Transport for fairer, greener and healthier communities
WESTACT	FY2025	£30k	Reclaim Our Buses West of England
Transport Action Network	FY2025	£26k	Redirecting transport spending
Adfree Cities	FY2025	£25k	Safer, fairer streets without SUVs
Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance	FY2025	£25k	Transport fit for the future of Cambridgeshire
Far North Line Community Rail Partnership	FY2025	£21k	Promoting the Far North Line and other integrated transport modes in the Scottish Highlands
Create Streets	FY2025	£20k	It’s time for trams
University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy	FY2025	£20k	The hierarchy of road users – what next?
National Railway Museum	FY2025	£19k	Unlocking the Campaign for Better Transport Archive
CPRE London	FY2025	£19k	Parking Policies for Local Plans
Solve the School Run	FY2025	£17k	Children’s travel matters – it deserves to be measured
Clean Cities Campaign	FY2025	£15k	Tackling road danger from SUVs in London: A rapid response campaign
Transport for New Homes	FY2025	£15k	Transport for New Homes – What is being built?
Good Journey	FY2025	£15k	Mainstreaming car-free leisure travel
Campaign for Real Ale	FY2025	£15k	Exploring the economic relationship between the quality of public transport and the viability of pubs
Possible	FY2025	£15k	Traffic reduction communications
Laura Laker	FY2025	£15k	People Power: Unlocking demand for rural walking and cycling routes
Citizens UK	FY2025	£14k	Improving public transport in the north of England
The New Transport Taxation Group	FY2025	£13k	Tax reform for sustainable outcomes in the transport sector
Low Carbon Destinations	FY2025	£13k	Rural visitor bus services: What works?
We Own It	FY2025	£13k	Better Buses
Flight Free UK	FY2025	£10k	Understanding Aviation
Community Rail Network	FY2025	£10k	Engaging and empowering communities to lead the way towards integrated, sustainable transport and inclusive access to rail
Research Institute for Disabled Consumers	FY2025	£10k	Breaking barriers to sustainable transport – Addressing eco-ableism in public and active travel
West Yorkshire Needs a Tram	FY2025	£10k	Building political and public support to deliver a regionwide integrated mass transit system
Low Carbon Oxford North	FY2025	£9k	Oxford Travel Options
Rimrose Valley Friends	FY2025	£9k	Save Rimrose Valley
Jonathan Bray	FY2025	£8k	Decarbonising transport in the suburbs
Giorgia Guerra	FY2025	£8k	The role of the environmental and wider socio-economic benefits in rail business case appraisal: is now the right time for it to start carrying a stronger weight?
Stop the A38 Expansion Campaign	FY2025	£6k	Raising awareness of the damage that the proposed A38 road scheme will cause to the environment and wildlife
Transport Action Network	FY2024	£60k	Low Traffic Future Alliance
IPPR	FY2024	£30k	Accelerating the UK's transition to a fairer, greener transport system
Camcycle	FY2024	£30k	If not now then when?
Possible	FY2024	£30k	Future Flight Paths
WESTACT	FY2024	£30k	Reclaim Our Buses West of England
Transport Action Network	FY2024	£25k	supporting their work on challenging the national roads programme
We Own It	FY2024	£24k	Better Buses UK
CoMoUK Shared Transport Vision for England and Wales	FY2024	£22k	the first analysis of the realistic potential of shared transport
20’s Plenty for Us	FY2024	£20k	A default urban/village 20mph limit for the UK
Eco Attractions Group	FY2024	£20k	Good Travel - Phase 2
Transport Action Network	FY2024	£20k	bringing a legal challenge to the National Networks National Policy Statement
Hope Valley Climate Action	FY2024	£17k	Integrated Transport: the big opportunity
Thames Crossing Action Group	FY2024	£16k	No Lower Thames Crossing
Community Rail Network	FY2024	£15k	Community-led transport integration
Greengauge 21	FY2024	£15k	The Case for a UK Climate Card
Living Streets	FY2024	£15k	Pedestrian Pound 3
Lionbeat Ltd	FY2024	£15k	Expect Cycles
Possible	FY2024	£15k	Climate Perks
Zero Carbon Liverpool City Region Limited	FY2024	£13k	Transforming Active Travel in Liverpool through grassroots coordination
Create Streets	FY2024	£11k	Stepping off the Road to Nowhere Phase 2
Green Alliance	FY2024	£10k	Accelerating Modal Shift: Building out the traffic reduction model
Loud Mobility	FY2024	£10k	She’s Electric
Mobility Lab	FY2024	£10k	Why we make the decisions that we do
Oxfordshire Roads Action Alliance	FY2024	£10k	Stop the Road Jack' - working to win the HIF1 Public Inquiry
CPRE London	FY2024	£10k	Healthy Streets 100
Rimrose Valley Friends	FY2024	£9k	Save Rimrose Valley
Passenger Transport Networks	FY2024	£9k	York and North Yorkshire Integrated Bus Timetable
Solve the School Run	FY2024	£9k	Primary school travel - achieving local impact
Transport Action Network	FY2024	£4k	support its work in helping local communities and individuals fight damaging or unfair transport proposals
Transport Action Network	FY2023	£240k	Core funding (investment grant payable over three years)
Transport Action Network	FY2023	£40k	Low Traffic Future Alliance
Friends of the Earth Scotland	FY2023	£35k	Traffic Reduction Campaign
Camcycle	FY2023	£30k	Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance
Oxfordshire Liveable Streets	FY2023	£30k	Helping to deliver the Central Oxfordshire Transport Plan
Transform Scotland	FY2023	£27k	Right Prices, Fair Fares
20’s Plenty for Us	FY2023	£25k	A default urban/village 20mph limit for the UK
Oxfordshire Liveable Streets	FY2023	£25k	Helping to deliver the Central Oxfordshire Transport Plan
Transport for All	FY2023	£23k	Amplifying disabled people’s voices in policy debates
Transport Action Network	FY2023	£22k	Core costs and supporting their work on challenging the roads programme
Unique Talent	FY2023	£21k	Rollsafe National
Cyclox	FY2023	£20k	Vision Zero Oxford
Transport Good	FY2023	£20k	Road Pricing: Yes
We Own It	FY2023	£20k	Better Buses UK
Action Vision Zero	FY2023	£17k	Vision Zero Road Danger
Roger Harrabin	FY2023	£15k	How the media treats sustainable transport, and why those opposed to it sway the debate
Laura Laker	FY2023	£15k	Road Collision Reporting Guidelines
Possible	FY2023	£14k	Parking Action Plan: a vision for our kerbsides
Possible	FY2023	£14k	Going Car Free
Rimrose Valley Friends	FY2023	£13k	Save Rimrose Valley campaign
Thames Crossing Action Group	FY2023	£11k	No Lower Thames Crossing
Scoot!	FY2023	£11k	Scoot! Phase 1 Project
MathsWorldUK	FY2023	£10k	Future Mobility Simulator
Greener Vision	FY2023	£10k	Pathways to Net Zero II
ACORN the Unicorn	FY2023	£10k	Liverpool: Take Back Our Buses Campaign
Jeffrey Kenworthy	FY2023	£8k	Benchmarking the Sustainability of Urban Transport in UK Cities
Andrew Boswell	FY2023	£8k	Exposing the flaws in carbon assessment and transport modelling for road schemes
Transport Action Network	FY2023	£7k	Legal costs
Transport Action Network	FY2022	£109k	support of its mission to help local communities and individuals fight damaging or unfair transport proposals and to press for more sustainable and equitable solutions
Friends of the Earth Scotland	FY2022	£35k	‘Traffic Reduction Campaign’
Transform Scotland	FY2022	£30k	‘Targeting Traffic Campaign’
Fare City	FY2022	£30k	‘Cleaner Air Market’ project
CPRE the countryside charity	FY2022	£25k	phase three of its ‘Campaign to end transport deserts– supporting local transport champions to influence general election manifestos’
Campaign for Better Transport	FY2022	£25k	road pricing project
Create Streets & Sustrans	FY2022	£25k	‘Stepping off the road to nowhere’ project
Green Alliance	FY2022	£25k	‘Modal Shift’ project
Transport for New Homes (TfNH)	FY2022	£20k	influencing planning and transport policies and practice for new housing developments
Greener Transport Solutions	FY2022	£16k	‘Pathways to Net Zero’ campaign
Unique Talent	FY2022	£13k	‘Rollsafe’ project
Eunomia Research & Consulting Ltd	FY2022	£13k	‘Municipal/ Regional Franchising of Multi-Drop Deliveries’ project
Rimrose Valley Friends	FY2022	£12k	‘Save Rimrose Valley’ campaign
Thames Crossing Action Group	FY2022	£11k	campaign against, and representing the people opposed to, the proposed £8.2bn Lower Thames Crossing
We Own It	FY2022	£10k	‘Better Buses West & South Yorkshire’ campaign
Pedal to the Pitch	FY2022	£10k	encouraging football fans to walk, wheel and cycle to games
Centre for London	FY2022	£10k	‘Street Shift’ campaign
20’s Plenty for Us	FY2022	£10k	set a 20mph limit as the norm or default for urban and village streets
Hope Valley Climate Action	FY2022	£9k	‘Travelling Light’ project
Eco Attractions Group	FY2022	£7k	‘Good Travel’ project
Transport Action Network	FY2021	£59k	challenging the UK roads programme as a whole, supporting groups fighting new roads, and promoting sustainable, zero carbon transport solutions.
Zero West CIC	FY2021	£49k	challenging car-dominance and shaping a vision of efficient and affordable public transport, safe streets for walking and cycling and cleaner air in Bristol.
Possible	FY2021	£34k	finding practical, positive solutions to the climate crisis by working to address emissions from air travel.
other environmental and transport organisations	FY2021	£22k	further grants totalling £21,892 to other environmental and transport organisations in furtherance of its charitable objectives.
Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE)	FY2021	£15k	for its ‘Transport Deserts programme’
Hope Valley Climate Action	FY2021	£15k	supporting HVCA’s ‘Traveling Light’ project which aims to bring about transformative change in the travel patterns of residents and visitors and reduce CO2 emissions in the Peak District National Park authority.
Cycle Streets	FY2021	£12k	‘Street Focus project’, which aims to enable Local Authorities and communities to achieve improvements to their streets by identifying where desired improvements could be funded by developers, for mutual benefit.
Thames Crossing Action Group	FY2021	£11k	campaigning to challenge the UK Govt’s proposed £8.2bn Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) scheme.
Transport Good CIC	FY2021	£10k	a programme seeking to absorb new campaigners into the environmental movement who have been most affected by the costs of car dependency but left out of mainstream environmental campaigning, typically from working class and BAME communities.
Centre for Innovation in Voluntary Action	FY2021	£10k	for sustainable transport innovation awards as a part of CIVA's programme to engage young people in climate change and action in the run up to and beyond COP26.
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire	FY2021	£10k	for their ‘Car free low carbon travel for Longdendale campaign’
Flight Free UK	FY2021	£10k	working towards the reduction of aviation for a cleaner, safer environment.
Greener Transport Solutions	FY2021	£10k	a thought leadership programme on the theme of decarbonising transport, culminating in the publication of a new report in 2021, ‘A manifesto for decarbonising transport’.
CPRE London	FY2021	£5k	for their ‘London Parking Campaign’

About this data

This grant list is extracted by automated reading of the grant-maker’s own accounts PDFs as filed with the Charity Commission, and cross-checked against the accounts’ stated grant totals (listed sum 801175 vs reference 953772 (16.0% diff; ref=stated)). Recipients are linked to register entries only on an exact charity-number or unambiguous exact-name match. If you represent this funder or a recipient and want a correction, email [email protected].