The Thomas Wall Trust was established in 1920 by Thomas Wall, a philanthropist with a commitment to help those who were in need following the First World War. His name is still attached to Walls meat products and ice cream. Wall wanted to help people in need arising from lack of educational opportunities. The Trust continues to reflect these values but in a 21st century context, reviewing our focus for grant-making to respond to the changing needs of society. The current emphasis is on supporting motivated adults living in the UK to undertake education and training to increase their chances of employment and helping those who need to develop their communication skills to enable them to be successful in paid, voluntary or self-employment.
Our remit covers the whole of the UK. We allocate c.£100,000 per year to individuals and charities to meet these goals.
Details of both programmes can be found at www.thomaswalltrust.org.uk