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THE INNHOLDERS' CHARITABLE FOUNDATION — grant history

Registered charity 1158457 · filings on the Charity Commission register

Latest income
£1.3m
Grants listed (FY2023)
27
Listed grants total
£454k
Accounts grants total
£587k

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2023 accounts

What this funder supports

Based on the register classifications and operating areas of the grant recipients we could match to the charity register (a subset of all grantees).

Causes funded
  • Education/training (15 grantees)
  • The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (7 grantees)
  • The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (6 grantees)
  • General Charitable Purposes (5 grantees)
  • Disability (4 grantees)
  • Economic/community Development/employment (4 grantees)
  • Arts/culture/heritage/science (3 grantees)
  • Accommodation/housing (2 grantees)
  • Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity (2 grantees)
  • Animals (1 grantee)
Where grantees operate
  • Throughout England And Wales (10 grantees)
  • Scotland (4 grantees)
  • Northern Ireland (4 grantees)
  • Throughout London (3 grantees)
  • Ireland (3 grantees)
  • Throughout England (2 grantees)
  • Ethiopia (1 grantee)
  • Dorset (1 grantee)
  • Burma (1 grantee)
  • India (1 grantee)

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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RecipientYearAmountPurpose
City of London SchoolsFY2023£54kFunding six places for exceptional pupils
The Innholders' Charitable FoundationFY2023£45kTotal support given by the Foundation for the Innholder Scholarship Programme (Note: This is the Foundation's own expenditure, not a grant to an external institution. However, the prompt asks for grants MADE BY this charity. The text says 'total support given by the Innholders Foundation... was approximately £45,000'. This is internal allocation/expenditure. The recipients are students, not institutions. The prompt asks for grants to institutions/organisations. The students are beneficiaries. The institutions mentioned in the scholarship section are Cranfield and Cornell, but the grant is paid to the Foundation to cover costs. I will exclude this as it is not a grant paid to an external institution, but rather the Foundation's own program cost. Wait, looking at the other entries, the Foundation pays grants TO organisations. For the scholarship, the Foundation pays the costs directly or reimburses. It is not a grant to Cranfield/Cornell. So I will exclude the £45,000.
Hospitality ActionFY2023£42kSupplementary winter fuel grants to the elderly
Various small charitiesFY2023£40kSmaller grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 made by the Charity Committee
Clink CharityFY2023£30kSecond year of a three year grant towards the salary of a support worker at HMP Brixton
Hospitality ActionFY2023£26k‘Golden Friends’ scheme to alleviate social isolation among elderly former members of the hospitality industry
Teach FirstFY2023£25kSupport the ‘Leading Together’ programme
Jamie’s FarmFY2023£25kFirst tranche of a new three-year grant towards the costs of a Lead Food and Garden specialist
London Symphony OrchestraFY2023£15kSupport of its ‘Music in the Classroom’ programme
Springboard CharityFY2023£13kTowards a summer school for young people interested in pursuing a career in hospitality
The Licensed Trade CharityFY2023£13kRelief-in-need grants to former employees of the hospitality industry
The Drinks TrustFY2023£13kRelief-in-need grants to former employees of the hospitality industry
Hospitality ActionFY2023£13kRelief-in-need grants to former employees of the hospitality industry
Guildhall School of Music and DramaFY2023£10kTwo bursaries of £5,000 each for students
Hospitality ActionFY2023£10kResponse to the energy prices crisis
Age UKFY2023£10kThree-year grant for their vital Advice Line
Plunkett FoundationFY2023£10kSupport of its ‘Inn It Together’ campaign supporting rural pub ownership by communities
The Big Issue FoundationFY2023£10kTowards the salary costs of a London Frontline Team Leader
SamaritansFY2023£10kResponse to the cost-of-living crisis
City HarvestFY2023£10kTowards the operating costs of the first Livery Food Initiative van
CRUMBSFY2023£10kHospitality and catering training charity support
Christ's HospitalFY2023£8kSupport a scholarship for the BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Hospitality at the Licensed Victuallers' School
Royal Academy of Culinary ArtsFY2023£5kAdopt A School programme
London Music FundFY2023£4kSponsoring the music tuition of a primary school pupil for four years (£1,000 per year)
The Licensed Trade CharityFY2023£3kSupporting workers in the hospitality trade with mental health and resilience training and counselling
Livery Schools LinkFY2023£1kPan-livery programme to identify and support under-resourced London state schools
Swanlea SchoolFY2023£1kMaster’s List allocation

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 453666 vs reference 586719 (22.7% 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 and want a correction, contact us.