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Anglo Chilean Society grants

Anglo Chilean Society is a London charity making grants generally of £1,000 to £2,000, aimed at helping people resident in Chile who are in hardship or distress.

Guidance last checked 22 July 2026· from the funder’s own website

£12kgiven in grants to organisations (latest year)
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Overview

Anglo Chilean Society makes grants to help people resident in Chile who are in conditions of hardship or distress. Grants are generally in the range of £1,000 to £2,000. It also supports one book each calendar quarter, with a maximum grant of £500, and for cultural events priority will be given to Chilean musicians and composers. Its registered objects are broader, covering the education of people in Great Britain about Chile, but its grant guidance sets the narrower objective above. It is an apolitical and areligious organisation, and reserves the right to reject projects that do not adhere to that policy. Applications should be submitted by 31 January or 31 July, and the Grants Committee meets in March and September.

What they fund

The Charity Commission register records the broad areas this charity works in. For the Anglo Chilean Society these are general charitable purposes, economic and community development, education and training, and overseas aid.

General charitable purposesEconomic/community development/employmentEducation/trainingOverseas aid/famine relief

Who and where

The register also records who it works with and where. It lists children and young people, other charities and voluntary bodies, and elderly people, and records London as its region, with England and Chile as the countries it operates in.

Who they help

Children/young peopleOther charities or voluntary bodiesElderly/old people

Where they fund

London

What Anglo Chilean Society says in its own guidance

Quoted directly from the funder’s own website, with a link to the page each quote came from. Always the most current word is theirs — check the source before you apply.

What they say they're looking for

Priority will be given to Chilean musicians and composers

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

Who they say they'll fund

Our objective is helping persons resident in Chile who are in conditions of hardship or distress

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

What they say they won't fund

We are an apolitical and an areligious organisation. The Executive Committee reserves the right to reject projects that do not adhere to this policy

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

Grant sizes they mention

grants are generally in the range of £1,000 to £2,000

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

The Society supports only one book each calendar quarter, with a maximum grant of £500

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

Deadlines they mention

Applications should be submitted by 31st January or the 31st of July

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

How they say to apply

The Grants Committee meets in March and September

Source: anglochileansociety.org — GRANT APPLICATION | anglochileansociety

Their charitable objects

As registered with the Charity Commission (their formal purposes):

To advance the education of the people of great britain concerning chile, its people, history, language and literature, its institutions, folklore and culture, and its itellectual, artistic and economic life, and in furtherance of that object - i) to maintain libraries and issue publications, both in english and in…

How to approach them

Start with the official sources — they’re always more current than any directory, including this one.

A note on deadlines and application rules:these change, and funders don’t always announce it. Rather than risk telling you something stale, we don’t list them here — always check the funder’s own website and register entry before applying. What we can promise is that the giving data on this page comes straight from official published sources.

Common questions

How much does the Anglo Chilean Society typically give?

Its grants are generally in the range of £1,000 to £2,000. For books, it supports only one book each calendar quarter, with a maximum grant of £500. In its most recent published accounts it made £12,230 in grants to organisations. It does not publish a typical (median) grant figure.

What does the Anglo Chilean Society fund?

It says its objective is helping persons resident in Chile who are in conditions of hardship or distress. For cultural events, priority will be given to Chilean musicians and composers. Its charitable objects are broader. They cover advancing the education of the people of Great Britain concerning Chile: its people, history, language and literature, its institutions, folklore and culture, and its intellectual, artistic and economic life.

Who can apply?

The Charity Commission register records that it makes grants both to organisations and to individuals. Its grant guidance does not set out an income limit or a minimum age for the applicant organisation.

What won't the Anglo Chilean Society fund?

It is an apolitical and areligious organisation, and its executive committee reserves the right to reject projects that do not adhere to that policy.

How do I apply?

Applications should be submitted by 31 January or 31 July. The Grants Committee meets in March and September. Check the funder's own website (www.anglochileansociety.org) and its Charity Commission entry (charity number 212778) for current guidance, as processes can change.

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Contains public sector information from the Charity Commission for England and Wales licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and grants data from 360Giving used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Figures are derived (filtered and summarised by TrusteeMeetings), not republished unchanged. About the data · Terms of use. This page is a starting point for your own research, not a promise of funding, and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Anglo Chilean Society.