Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity grants
Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity makes small grants of up to £1,000 to organisations in a defined set of West Midlands postcode areas, favouring further educational needs.
Guidance last checked 22 July 2026· from the funder’s own website
Overview
Small grants of up to £1,000, in a tight patch of the West Midlands: that is what the Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity offers. Its Small Grants Committee deals with requests up to £1,000 maximum. Its own site defines the area by postcode, listing WV4, WV5, DY3, DY6, DY7, DY8, DY9, DY10 and D11 as published. The register places the charity in the West Midlands and names Staffordshire and Dudley, so ask if your postcode sits just outside that list. It particularly favours the support of further educational needs. Grants are not normally made to other grant giving organisations, and it does not contribute to costs that can be met out of State resources.
What they fund
These are the funding areas recorded for this charity on the Charity Commission register. Its own guidance adds that it particularly favours the support of further educational needs.
Who and where
The register places the charity in the West Midlands. Its own guidance defines the area by a list of postcodes rather than by district.
Who they help
Where they fund
What Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity 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.
Who they say they'll fund
“The Charity particularly favours the support of further educational needs”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — How to Apply for a Grant - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
“area is defined by the following postcodes: WV4, WV5, DY3, then DY6, DY7, DY8, DY9, DY10 and D11”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Grants Policy - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
What they say they won't fund
“do not contribute to costs than can be met out of State resources”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Grants Policy - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
“Grants are not normally made to other grant giving organisations”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Grants Policy - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
Grant sizes they mention
“Small Grants Committee, which deals with requests up to £1,000 maximum”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Grants Policy - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
How they say to apply
“The Grants Advisory Committee meetings are held as part of the Main Trustee meetings, which are now held twice a year”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Grants Policy - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
“applicant has the choice of submission by either email, together with the supporting information”
Source: wyldecharity.weebly.com — Small Grant Applications - Individuals - Anthony & Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity →
Their charitable objects
As registered with the Charity Commission (their formal purposes):
To make grants to such charities and for such charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion decide.
How to approach them
Start with the official sources — they’re always more current than any directory, including this one.
Common questions
How much does Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity typically give?
Its Small Grants Committee deals with requests up to £1,000 maximum. Its Charity Commission entry records grants to organisations of £51,500, and £8,465 to individuals, in its most recent published accounts.
What does Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity fund?
It says the charity particularly favours the support of further educational needs. The Charity Commission register records general charitable purposes, amateur sport, environment, conservation and heritage, and animals.
Who can apply to Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity?
The register records that it makes grants both to organisations and to individuals, and lists other charities and voluntary bodies among the groups it helps. Its area is defined by a list of postcodes published on its own site: WV4, WV5, DY3, DY6, DY7, DY8, DY9, DY10 and D11. The register also names Staffordshire and Dudley, so ask if you are close to the edge.
What won't Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity fund?
Grants are not normally made to other grant giving organisations. It does not contribute to costs that can be met out of State resources.
How do I apply to Anthony and Gwendoline Wylde Memorial Charity?
It gives applicants a choice of submission method, one of which is by email, together with the supporting information — check its site for the current route. Its Grants Advisory Committee meetings are held as part of the main trustee meetings, which are now held twice a year, so allow time for the next one. Check the funder's own website (www.wyldecharity.weebly.com) and its Charity Commission entry (charity number 700239) for current guidance and deadlines, as processes can change.
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