A limited number of small grants are made to UK registered charities working in the UK and/or overseas for a broad range of charitable purposes.
The Joss Stone Foundation is a small grant-making charity founded by the singer and musician, Joss Stone, in 2014. The Foundation has three trustees, one of whom is also a trustee of the similarly small NAM Charitable Trust, which principally makes grants to educational institutions in the USA.
The objectives of the Joss Stone Foundation are both grant-making and the formation of charity project partnerships. This is delivered by making grants to organisations and partnering with other charities on projects.
The Foundation provides direct, practical and logistical support to specific projects that have been selected by Joss Stone after her visits where key needs have been identified. The charities are for all – children and young people, families, the elderly, animal welfare, environmental causes and social issues.
Grants are awarded to fund projects worldwide, supporting local expertise to benefit communities.
Further information about the Foundation and its grant-making can be found on its website.
The Foundation can be contacted at any time to discuss the prospect of grant support or becoming one of its partnership charities.