BALTIC EXCHANGE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION — grant history

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Latest income

£353k

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£97k

Accounts grants total

£142k

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

Credited as a funder by

Charities that name this funder on their own websites (website claims, separate from the accounts-extracted grants below).

THE HIGH TIDE FOUNDATION “High Tide Foundation is delighted to have received a generous donation from the Baltic Exchange Charitable Foundation, h”
THE SHIPWRIGHTS CHARITABLE FUND “The Baltic Exchange Charitable Foundation - Sponsor of the Baltic Exchange Charitable Foundation Apprentice in AY 2020-2”

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

General Charitable Purposes (4 grantees)
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (4 grantees)
Education/training (3 grantees)
Religious Activities (3 grantees)
Other Charitable Purposes (2 grantees)
The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (2 grantees)
Amateur Sport (2 grantees)
Disability (2 grantees)
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity (2 grantees)
Accommodation/housing (2 grantees)

Where grantees operate

Throughout England And Wales (7 grantees)
Scotland (5 grantees)
South Africa (4 grantees)
Northern Ireland (4 grantees)
Australia (3 grantees)
Singapore (3 grantees)
New Zealand (3 grantees)
India (3 grantees)
Belgium (2 grantees)
Isle Of Man (2 grantees)

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	THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION	—	£50k
up	SAILORS' SOCIETY	£10k	£15k
not listed	Ahoy	£10k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
Royal National Lifeboat Institution	FY2025	£50k	towards the ongoing challenges of continuing the efforts of protecting and saving lives at sea
Mission to Seafarers	FY2025	£18k	pastoral work with seafarers around the globe
Sailors Society	FY2025	£15k	for their continued support for their pastoral work with seafarers around the globe
National Coastwatch Institution	FY2025	£14k	towards the production of revised and updated station manuals
National Coastwatch Institution	FY2024	£20k	production of revised and updated station manuals
Mission to Seafarers	FY2024	£15k	pastoral work with seafarers around the globe
Sailors Society	FY2024	£10k	continued support for their pastoral work with seafarers around the globe
Ahoy	FY2024	£10k	support Ahoy's work in providing water skills training to youngsters living in the Thames estuary region
Mission to Seafarers	FY2023	£15k	Pastoral work with seafarers around the globe.
Ahoy	FY2023	£10k	Support for Ahoy's work in providing water skills training to youngsters living in the Thames estuary region.
Wet Wheels	FY2023	£10k	Support their work designing, commissioning and operating specialist purpose built catamaran speed boats to provide sea going experience for disabled people in wheel chairs.
National Coastwatch Institution	FY2023	£10k	Towards the production of revised and updated station manuals.
Sailors Society	FY2023	£10k	Continued support for their pastoral work with seafarers around the globe.
Ahoy	FY2022	£30k	Support for Ahoy’s work in providing water skills training to youngsters living in the Thames estuary region; this grant will paid over three years
Stella Maris	FY2022	£10k	Stella Maris is the largest ship-visiting network in the world, which seeks to improve the lives of seafarers and fishers. The grant is to fund Stella Maris’ work at ports around the world
National Coastwatch Institution	FY2022	£10k	Towards the production of revised and updated station manuals
Wet Wheels	FY2022	£5k	Wet Wheels designs, commissions and operates specialist purpose built catamaran speed boats to provide sea going experience for disabled people in wheel chairs. This grant was to support their work.
Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers	FY2021	£24k	Support for the annual examination process for two years
Jubilee Sailing Trust	FY2021	£11k	Support in the replacement of 1 sail in the sail refurbishment programme for SV ‘Tenacious’.
Seafarers’ Charity	FY2021	£10k	Seafarers International Relief Fund
Stella Maris	FY2021	£10k	Stella Maris is the largest ship-visiting network in the world, which seeks to improve the lives of seafarers and fishers. The grant is to fund Stella Maris’ work at ports around the world

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 97000 vs reference 141952 (31.7% 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 or a recipient and want a correction, email [email protected].