About Us

The James Tudor Foundation was established in 2004 and is funded by endowment. To learn more about the history of the Foundation please click here.

What we are
We are a grant-giving foundation established for the relief of sickness.
 
What we do
We make grants for charitable purposes, usually in the UK, across five programme areas:
  • Palliative care
  • Medical research
  • Health education, awards and scholarship
  • The direct relief of sickness
  • The fulfilment of our charitable objects by other means
What we don’t do
We will not accept applications for grants:
  • That directly replace, or negatively affect, statutory funding
  • For work that has already taken place
  • For endowment funds
  • For community development
  • For adventure or residential courses, expeditions or overseas travel , whatever the purpose
  • For sport or recreation uses, including festivals
  • For respite breaks or holidays
  • For environmental, conservation or heritage causes
  • For animal welfare
  • From applicants who have applied to us within the last 12 months.