Bryan and June Amos Foundation

The Bryan and June Amos Foundation is an independent grant-making charity registered in England and Wales (number 1148785), established from the estate of Mrs Amos and sustained through investments in commercial and residential properties. Its core mission is to relieve poverty and hardship, primarily but not exclusively among elderly people in Reigate and Banstead, Surrey, extending to vulnerable individuals across England via charitable interventions like housing support, accommodation, financial aid, and quality-of-life improvements. Guided by trustees' local knowledge and a commitment to practical, lasting impact, the foundation embodies stewardship, flexibility, and direct benefit without employing staff or seeking publicity.

It prioritises grants to organisations and direct aid serving older adults facing poverty, social isolation, or housing instability, alongside vulnerable groups, focusing on project-based support rather than core costs or unrestricted funding. Interventions emphasise sustained welfare enhancements through community-linked charities delivering tangible relief.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and community groups of small to medium size with strong local ties, showing no strict income thresholds or geographic base requirements, though Surrey projects are favoured, with discretion for England-wide alignment.

Grants typically range from £2,000 to £10,000, awarded ad hoc at trustees' discretion without deadlines, application forms, or open rounds—unsolicited proposals are not accepted, with funding invite-only to pre-selected recipients. Distinctively low-profile and trustee-driven, it differentiates through hyper-local Surrey expertise, individual aid alongside organisational grants, and avoidance of broad marketing or non-charitable activities.