March 2026
2026 grant cycle open for inquiries
Registered charities aligned with our priorities are invited to submit a short inquiry.
Trier Familienstiftung
A foundation
built on family
values
The Trier Family Foundation supports charitable initiatives in education, community wellbeing, and cultural life — guided by long-term commitment and respect for those we partner with, from our base in Jersey.
JerseySt. Helier · Channel Islands
EducationCore priority
CommunityCore priority
Long-termPartnership approach
About the foundation
Trier Familienstiftung —
Trier Family Foundation
Who we are
The Trier Family Foundation is a private family foundation registered at 13 Castle Street, St. Helier, Jersey. We exist to formalise our family's long-held commitment to charitable giving and community investment.
Our name reflects both heritage and purpose — a foundation that is personal, principled, and built to endure across generations.
What we do
We provide grants, forge multi-year partnerships, and offer capacity support to organisations delivering measurable social benefit — primarily in the United Kingdom and Channel Islands.
We look for partners with clear governance, defined outcomes, and the capability to sustain their work beyond any single grant cycle.
How we work
We begin with listening. Our process emphasises genuine dialogue, careful due diligence, and collaborative decision-making — not transactional philanthropy.
All inquiries are reviewed personally by our team and responded to with care, regardless of outcome.
Focus areas
Where we direct our giving
Three interconnected pillars that guide all our grant-making decisions.
Education & opportunity
Scholarships, literacy, skills, and access to learning for all ages.
Community & inclusion
Neighbourhood resilience, social inclusion, and support for vulnerable groups.
Cultural life
Heritage preservation, arts access, and creative participation for communities.
Programs
Ways we support partners
Structured modes of engagement designed for lasting, not transient, impact.
01
Grant-making
Project and operational grants for registered charities and qualifying nonprofits aligned with our focus areas.
02
Multi-year partnerships
Sustained commitments to organisations with proven delivery records and strong governance frameworks.
03
Capacity building
Operational support for governance, reporting, systems, and leadership development within grantee organisations.
04
Strategic dialogue
Convening and connecting stakeholders to improve outcomes and share practice across our network.
Our approach
From first contact to lasting partnership
A clear, respectful process every step of the way.
1
Inquiry
Submit a short overview of your organisation, project, and funding request.
2
Initial review
We assess alignment with our focus areas and governance requirements.
3
Dialogue
Meetings and due diligence with our team and professional advisers.
4
Decision
Board consideration with honest and timely communication of outcomes.
5
Partnership
Agreed milestones, reporting, and relationship beyond the grant period.
Eligibility
Grant criteria
What we look for before making a commitment.
Registered status
Registered charities or qualifying nonprofits with transparent governance and published accounts.
Mission alignment
A clear connection to education, community, or cultural life — our three priority areas.
Measurable outcomes
Defined objectives and a credible, proportionate approach to tracking and reporting results.
Long-term sustainability
Projects that build capacity rather than dependency — with a realistic path beyond grant funding.
Capable leadership
Experienced, accountable teams with the capacity to deliver on their commitments.
Geographic scope
UK and Channel Islands primarily; international projects considered individually.
News
Updates from the foundation
February 2026
Education partnership extended
We have renewed support for a Jersey-based skills access programme for a further two years.
January 2026
Cultural heritage grant awarded
A new grant supports archival and public access work for a Channel Islands heritage project.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I apply for a grant?
Contact us via the form below with a short description of your organisation, project, and funding need. We will respond with next steps if there is potential alignment.
Which organisations are eligible?
Primarily UK and Channel Islands registered charities with clear governance and reporting. Other entities are considered where structure meets our requirements.
What grant amounts do you offer?
Amounts vary by project scope. We do not publish fixed bands — each inquiry is assessed individually and responded to transparently.
How long does the review process take?
Initial responses within two to four weeks. Full review timelines depend on project complexity and due diligence requirements.
Do you fund internationally?
Our primary geography is the UK and Channel Islands. International projects are reviewed selectively on a case-by-case basis.
Who should I contact?
All inquiries and follow-up should be directed to Charles Chadwick Young.
Contact
Reach out to the foundation
For grant applications, partnerships, or general enquiries.
Foundation details
- Name
- Trier Familienstiftung
Trier Family Foundation - Address
- 13 Castle Street
St. Helier, Jersey
JE2 3BT, United Kingdom - Contact
- Charles Chadwick Young
- Phone
- +44-2073993280
- Website
- sportssavekids.com
St. Helier
Jersey
Jersey
13 Castle Street · JE2 3BT
Channel Islands · United Kingdom