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Resources for Autism group of runners at a sponsored run

Awarded grants

This page contains the list of grants we have awarded recently – shown in date order (most recent first). You can use the filters to search for specific organisations or types of activities we have supported.

JLF has also adopted the 360Giving data standard for grant-makers.  This means our data can be grouped with other funders’ data, helping researchers and policy makers to understand more about which communities are, and are not, receiving support from grantmakers.

You can find our data on 360Giving's GrantNav website by clicking here.

Our awarded grants are also available to download as an .xlsx file by clicking here.  This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. This means the data is freely accessible to anyone to be used and shared as they wish. The data must be attributed to the Joseph Levy Foundation.

 

Supporting the Jewish community in the UK

Community Security Trust

The purpose of this grant is to support the Jewish community in the UK at a time of heightened international tensions and conflict in Israel-Gaza.  The trustees wanted to support the work of Community Security Trust in keeping Jewish people and Jewish organisations safe and secure.

Funding type:
Unrestricted
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£10,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Supporting play therapy

Resources for Autism

A grant to support the delivery of play therapy for children with autism in Resources for Autism's West Midlands centre.

Funding type:
Project
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£20,250
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Investment in Woodrow High House

London Youth - Woodrow High House

To support the refurbishment of Woodrow High House.

Funding type:
Capital
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£5,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Contribution to the costs of delivering extra-curricula activities

Thornhill School Assocation

To support the organization in supporting pupils learning during and after the formal school day.  TSA is known as the Thornhill Foundation and is run by parents.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£2,500
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Unrestricted funding

Bloomsbury Football Foundation
To support the organization's work to encourage disadvantaged young people to play football
Funding type:
Unrestricted
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£10,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Core funding contribution

Food Bank Aid

Food Bank Aid distributes food, toiletries and household goods to 30 Food Banks across north London and Hertfordshire.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£5,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Core funding contribution

Dementia Publishing Limited

Dementia Publishing Limited has been created to support the publication of the Journal of Dementia Care on a financially sustainable basis.  The Foundation's grant is for three years from 1 April 2023.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£15,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Core funding contribution

Beit Uri

Beit Uri is a village community in northern Israel that supports and works with children, young people and adults who have learning difficulties and autism.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£2,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Unrestricted

Stripey Stork
To support the organization's work to support new parents on low incomes
Funding type:
Unrestricted
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£7,500
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Art Club Project

Venture Arts
To support the organization's work to support neuro-diverse and learning disabled young artists. Venture Arts have chosen to use the funding to support a young people's art club.
Funding type:
Project
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£10,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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