Lloyd's Charities Trust

Lloyd’s Charities Trust is the grant making charity for the Lloyd’s market.  Established over fifty years ago, Lloyd’s Charities Trust has a long tradition of providing charitable support to a wide range of national and international charities on behalf of the Lloyd’s market.  Donations are made by the Trust to a number of charities focusing on children and young people; social welfare development and medical health projects.

It focuses its activity through these key activities: 

Girl carrying water
Carrying water in Africa.
Partner Charities
The Trust works with and supports three partner charities over a three year period.  The theme for 2007-2010 is 'At Risk' and the partner charities have been selected on the basis of providing innovative projects to support some of those most at risk at home and abroad, with an emphasis on protection of those involved and a focus
on prevention of further issues.
The current partner charities for 2007-2010 are Coram; FARM-Africa and Samaritans. 
 
Lloyd's Market Charity Awards
Lloyd's Charities Trust launched the Lloyd's Market Charity Awards in 2007 to enable people in the Lloyd's market to have the opportunity to apply for £1,000 for a charity they support through the Awards.  Twenty awards of £1,000 will be made annually.


Special Award
A new Special Award was launched by Lloyd's Charities Trust in 2007.  The annual award is a one-off donation of £50,000 to a charity making a positive contribution to an issue or subject of interest to the Lloyd's market.  The first recipient of the award in 2007 was International Alert. Lloyd's Special Award 2008 was awarded to e-Learning. Find out more about Lloyd's Special Award 2008

Registered charity no: 207232 

  
Last updated on 04 Dec 2008