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- New projects starting up which can demonstrate that they will provide an effective response to real needs
- Youth clubs receive a specific mention in Wade's Scheme and we are committed to their continued support
- Non-discrimination - Trustees ensure that fairness in funding is maintained and equal opportunities are observed
- Match funding - Trustees may authorise grants on the basis that the applicant matches the grant or finds the balance elsewhere, this is particularly pertinent to applicants seeking large sums for capital projects
- Local causes - Trustees prefer to support local charities, the objective remains to ensure that the Charity's limited resources are used effectively for local projects
- Holiday schemes continue to be supported in keeping with the general recreational nature of the charity's objects
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- Applications from outside the beneficial area, i.e. from outside the pre-1974 boundary of the city of Leeds covered roughly by postcodes LS1 - LS17.
- Applications from non-charitable organisations
- Applications from individuals
- Applications for church repairs (unless there is proven significant community use)
- Circulars or general appeals from high profile national charities
- Applications which do not offer benefit within the terms of the Trust
- Applications for activities which are the responsibility of statutory or local authority funding, particularly within health or education.
- Applications to fund salaries
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