Walters Family Charitable Foundation

The Walters Family Charitable Foundation, established in 2016 as a UK-registered grant-making charity, supports a broad spectrum of charitable initiatives across England and Wales by providing financial grants to organizations and individuals in need. Its core mission advances general charitable purposes for the public good, guided by principles of responsible stewardship, transparency, and evidence-based decision-making. As a generalist funder, it lacks narrow thematic restrictions, embracing a flexible, responsive approach that enables enduring societal impact through diverse projects without strategic exclusions beyond legal charitable definitions.

The foundation funds unrestricted core costs and specific projects in areas such as education, health, social welfare, community development, youth programs, mental health services, arts, and local welfare causes, prioritizing work that demonstrates public benefit for all beneficiary groups, from grassroots efforts to established charities.

Eligible applicants are limited to UK-registered charities and community groups operating in England and Wales, with no specified income thresholds, religious restrictions, or size preferences—though it supports small to medium entities. Typical grants range from £1,000 to £20,000, most commonly £2,500 to £10,000, awarded ad hoc at trustees' discretion.

Notably, the foundation does not accept unsolicited applications, lacking any published process, forms, deadlines, or open calls; funding is proactively allocated by trustees. This discretionary, inclusive stance distinguishes it as a versatile supporter of varied charitable missions, ideal for UK entities seeking flexible aid aligned with broad public benefit objectives.