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Shanly Foundation local community funding

This organisation supports local charities and community causes.

Shanly Foundation primarily supports good causes predominantly within North London, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, West Sussex and parts of Surrey and Hampshire.

Listed below are examples of the type of application the Foundation will receive.

Registered charities, particularly those that assist the physically and mentally disabled, local sports and social clubs, local Rotary and similar community organisations, local scouting and guiding groups, Outdoor activity centres for young people, Woodland and environmental conservation organisations

There is a one page application form on their website.

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