These grants contribute to our work across our two strategic focus areas: tackling the UK’s dirty money problem and helping high potential non-profits make a step change in their organisational development. We also made grants in line with our founder’s legacy, to initiatives in South Africa.
- A non-profit supporting the APPGs on Fair Business Banking, and Anti-Corruption & Responsible Tax.
- Grant: £50,000 x 3 yr to work on economic crime.
- A UK charity that supports business to achieve the highest standards of ethical behaviour.
- Grant: £27,000 x 2 yr (average amount per year) to convene a taskforce on the role of UK lawyers in relation to kleptocracy.
- A UK charity that aims to make whistleblowing work for individuals, organisations and society.
- Grant: £25,000 x 3 yrs for policy work on whistleblowing.
- A UK charity that aims to build a global social movement for face equality
- Grant: £30,000 x 2 yrs to protect the rights of people with facial disfigurements in Low & Middle Income Countries.
- A UK charity that funds scholarships for higher education in Southern Africa, to advance social justice.
- Grant: £30,000 x 3 yrs for Joel Joffe scholarships to outstanding law students in South Africa.
We also made two other small grants to initiatives in South Africa related to Joel Joffe’s legacy:
- University of the Free State, for a contribution to Bram Fischer Scholarships in law.
- Equal Education Law Centre, for the Arthur Chaskalson Memorial Lecture.