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The Anglo American Group Foundation Eligibiity CriteriaFunds for NGOs Activities:
Others The Foundation’s main objective is to promote sustainable livelihoods and its main areas of interest are: Community development Education and training Environment HIV/AIDS and welfare The Foundation only funds registered charities and does not support: Animal charities Hospital trusts Armed forces charities Individuals Community Interest Companies Music festivals and choirs Educational fees Political or quasi-political bodies Expeditions overseas Religious organisations (other than community outreach) General health charities Trades unions The Foundation prefers to fund specific projects or components of projects within the overall activities of an organisation that are a priority area in need of support. All projects submitted for consideration should have clearly defined objectives with quantifiable outcomes. All applications for funding are reviewed by the Board of Trustees. The Foundation funds projects in those countries around the world in which Anglo American has operations, projects or representative offices: UK Brazil Chile Colombia Peru China India Mongolia Mozambique Zimbabwe It does not support projects in South Africa, where funding is handled by the award-winning Anglo American Chairman’s Fund. In the UK, the Foundation supports projects close to Anglo American’s head office in London, in the boroughs of Westminster, Southwark and Lambeth. The Anglo American Group Foundation 20 Carlton House Terrace London SW1Y 5AN Email: aagf@angloamerican.com For further information visit: Similar PostsLatest Funding Opportunities for NGOsSupporting Women’s Empowerment - L’Oréal Fund for Women Applications are open for Honnold Foundation Core Fund The Global Forest Watch Small Grants Fund Conservation Food and Health Foundation Grants Scaling Up HIV-Related Innovation Projects GSMA Innovation Fund for Humanitarian Audiobox Responsible Generation Grant Global EbA Fund - Climate Change Empowering Women through Conversational Technology
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