Yehuda & Moshe Limited

Yehuda & Moshe Limited is a charitable company established on 6 June 2005 and registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, dedicated to furthering general charitable purposes under English law, both in the UK and abroad. With stable leadership from founding trustees Anna Carolina Stroh, Sidney Benjamin Stroh, and Evelyn Sternbuch, it embodies a values-driven, generalist mission focused on public benefit through sustainable grant-making. Funded by large donations and property investments, it prioritizes broad impact via grants exceeding £400,000 annually (up to £1.1 million recently), emphasizing simplicity, discretion, and long-term charitable commitment without operational overheads or direct service delivery.

It supports a wide array of causes, including education and training, advancement of health or saving lives, and prevention or relief of poverty, funding general welfare, institutional projects, and activities benefiting the public. Beneficiaries are primarily UK-registered charities—medium to larger established organizations—demonstrating capacity and alignment with trustees' values, with some overseas giving but a core UK focus. Grants are unrestricted, project-based, or core/capital support, tailored case-by-case without thematic silos or published case studies.

Eligibility is limited to UK-registered charities; unsolicited applications are not accepted, with funding by trustee invitation or direct approaches only, decided adhoc at periodic meetings without deadlines, forms, or guidelines. Typical grants range from £2,000 to £50,000 (often £5,000–£25,000), occasionally higher. Distinctive for its flexibility, substantial capacity, and lack of restrictions (no religious or geographic limits beyond charity law), it avoids grassroots or individual funding, favoring proven institutions over public-facing processes or rigid criteria.