Grant funders

The David and Elaine Potter Foundation

Private foundation, England

Also known as DEPF, David and Elaine Potter Charitable Foundation, Potter Foundation

United Kingdom

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Given in 2024 £442k
Typical grant £30k Middle half £30k to £36k
New grantees in 2024 0% first grant from this funder

Giving by year

0% of 2024 grantees were new to this funder 59% of grantees are funded again within three years

Amount and number of grants we hold records for in each year, which can be less than everything the funder gave. The current year is incomplete.

Where it gives

London 156 grants · typical £30k
East of England 16 grants · typical £50k
Western Cape 15 grants · typical £104k
South East 13 grants · typical £30k
New York 11 grants · typical £30k
Gauteng 2 grants · typical £23k
North East 1 grant · typical £35k
Wales 1 grant · typical £55k

Top local authority areas

Westminster 38 grants · typical £10k
Islington 29 grants · typical £30k
Southwark 18 grants · typical £38k
Hackney 15 grants · typical £40k
Cambridge 15 grants · typical £50k
Camden 13 grants · typical £40k
City of London 9 grants · typical £45k
Lewisham 9 grants · typical £40k
Lambeth 4 grants · typical £5,000
Oxford 4 grants · typical £125k

All years we hold. Grants with no recorded place are left out.

Latest grants made

Spotlight on Corruption Core funding £30k 10 Jul 2024
Death Penalty Project Core funding £30k 10 Jul 2024
Reprieve Core funding £30k 10 Jul 2024
Transparency International UK Core funding £30k 10 Jul 2024
Trust for the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, The Core funding £250k 30 Apr 2024
Lumiere Creche & Day Care Centre South Africa Core funding £43k 30 Apr 2024
Performa United States Core funding £30k 30 Mar 2024
Donmar Warehouse Core funding £10k 12 Dec 2023
Access Project, The Core funding £30k 12 Dec 2023
MS Society Donation to the Stop MS Appeal £20k 12 Dec 2023

Data: Contains public sector information from the Charity Commission for England and Wales register of charities, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. (Open Government Licence v3.0); Contains grants data published by UK grantmakers via 360Giving GrantNav. Each award names its publisher and licence. (CC BY 4.0, OGL v3.0 or CC0 1.0, as published by each funder (CC BY-SA data excluded)); The David & Elaine Potter Foundation, via 360Giving GrantNav