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Tithe Charitable Trust is a registered CIO supporting education, poverty relief, and people with disabilities in England, Wales, and India. View the Charity Commission register

Registered charity · England, Wales, India

Change the World,
One Action at a Time

Tithe Charitable Trust makes grants and provides other finance so children, older people, and people with disabilities can access education, relief from poverty, and practical support.

  • Grant-making Support that reaches people in need
  • Education & poverty Skills, relief, and a more secure future
  • Disability support Practical help with greater dignity
  • England · Wales · India Where the trust works

A grant-making charity for people in need

Tithe Charitable Trust makes grants and provides other finance to advance education, relieve poverty, and support people with disabilities. Also known as Tithe.Org, we help children and young people, elderly people, people with disabilities, and the wider public.

Community support Education support
Tithe Charitable Trust

We work in England, Wales, and India. Three unpaid trustees oversee the charity, with 5 volunteers supporting the work.

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How You Can Help

Your time and donation can help create a fairer world.

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How we work to make a difference

We are a grant-making foundation. We make grants to individuals and provide other finance — so support reaches people who need education, a way out of poverty, or help living with disability.

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How we work

Grants to individuals

We make grants to people who need practical help, so support goes directly to children, older people, and others facing hardship.

Education and training

We support education and training so people can build skills, confidence, and a more secure future for themselves and their families.

Relief of poverty

Preventing and relieving poverty is a core purpose of the trust, alongside general charitable work in England, Wales, and India.

Disability support

We help people with disabilities live with greater dignity, alongside our wider work for children, older people, and the public.