Robertson Trust Giving Strategy

Posted on July 29, 2016

The Robertson Trust have published their Giving Strategy 2016 – 2019, which will go live on Monday 1^st August. At this time, the Trust’s online application form and guidelines will be refreshed to reflect the changes.

The strategy, developed in consultation with the third sector, sets out the Robertson Trust’s future priorities when awarding funds through their open grants programme, and describes their three newly-developed funding strands:

Care and Wellbeing
Strengthening Communities
Realising Potential

Please note that The Robertson Trust website will not be accessible from 3pm on Friday 29^th July until the morning of Monday 1^st August, as the updates are completed.

For further information, please visit the Robertson Trust website.

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