Tatzil Charitable Trust

The Tatzil Charitable Trust is a grant-making charity registered in England and Wales since 2004, established by a Deed of Trust in 2003 to promote general charitable purposes for public benefit. Its core mission encompasses advancing religion, education, relieving poverty, sickness, and distress, and other discretionary charitable aims under UK charity law. With a flexible, responsive ethos administered by three volunteer trustees—no paid staff or programs—the trust emphasizes versatile support for diverse needs, drawing from annual incomes of £50,000–£400,000+ to fund a broad mix of causes without sectoral bias.

It prioritizes unrestricted grants to organizations serving the general public, including schools, religious institutions, medical appeals, and poverty-relief charities, covering core costs, revenue, and capital needs across education, health, faith, and welfare. Historical grants reflect consistent backing for small to medium-sized entities in these areas, fostering general charitable work rather than specific projects.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities or academic institutions operating throughout England, with a preference for established small/medium organizations (no strict income limits). Unsolicited applications are not accepted; funding occurs at trustees' absolute discretion via ad hoc meetings, with no deadlines, forms, or open rounds—enquiries may be emailed, but responses are not guaranteed. Typical grants range from £1,000–£10,000, occasionally higher for partners.

Distinctively generalist with no religious restrictions or exclusions beyond its objects, the trust avoids individuals, large national bodies, or unproven startups, differentiating itself as a discreet, relationship-driven supporter of England's versatile charitable ecosystem.