Charity Trust

What Is The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust?

The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust, which is based in London, is a trust that funds a variety of projects that charitable organizations have decided to take on. Applications for receiving funds for this trust can be taken any time and the usual amount of an average grant is around $5,000.

The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust is a large supporter for Peaceful Place which is a charitable organization that supports and helps families and their family members who are living with dementia. This charity was started in 1996 and their main goal is to help people who are under 65 years of age and have dementia. They support these people by having a service open 5 days a week and organizing activities that are filled with learning, fun, and protection.

The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust also supports Tusk which is a charitable organization that supports and helps to protect the world's wildlife, it's communities, and the education about wildlife. Tusk is based in the UK and has 30 field projects spread across 17 countries. Their goal is not only to help the wildlife and its endangered species mostly in Africa but also to help the poor rural communities that exist with the wildlife.

The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust also is a contributer to The National Literacy trust. This is an independent charity that helps people learn to read and write. There are one in five people in the UK that has poor reading and writing skills. They help these people improve their skills in order for them to improve their health, their confidence, happiness, and their employability in order for them to get job placement.

Another major charity that the Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust supports is The Eve Appeal which is the Gynaecology Cancer Research Fund. This charity is based in UK and has been an asset to Denmark which has the highest rate of ovarian cancer in the world. This charity is dedicated to help the funding for research on the four gynaecological cancers. They currently have a major fund raising effort in the UK to raise 2.6 million dollars to fund the most successful gynaecological cancer research programs so far based at University College London.