Supporting young potential since 2008.Registered charity 1124843

The Jaytee Foundation · Since 2008

Potential needs
a way forward.

Opening doors to education, confidence and opportunity through charitable grants.

Young people at the heart.
Opportunity on the horizon.

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A chance to learn.
A chance to grow.

01 / OUR PURPOSE
EducationPersonal developmentCharitable support

What brings us together

Possibility begins
with opportunity.

To support the education and personal development of young people through grants to individuals and organisations, creating opportunities to learn, build confidence and move forward.

We are a registered grant-making charity based in West Yorkshire. Our reported activities focus on young people’s education and personal development.

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What we support

Different paths.
A shared purpose.

Learning and personal growth are connected. Our support reflects both, alongside the trustees’ wider charitable discretion.

See all our areas of support

Grants to individuals and organisations.

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Illustrative stock photography.

How opportunity takes shape

Backing the people
who make things possible.

Grant making is the main way we carry out our charitable purposes. The trustees consider requests against the foundation’s objectives.

If your enquiry relates to young people’s learning or development, our enquiry guide is a useful place to start.

Read the enquiry guide

A year of charitable support

Real support.
A public record.

For the year ending 31 March 2025, the trustees’ annual report records grants paid to eight charities.

£58,480Grants paid to charitable institutions
8Charities receiving grants
7Registered trustees

Support in practice

A closer look at
the work we support.

Reported in the 2025 annual report

Supporting children in Yorkshire.

The trustees’ report records a £36,000 grant to Yorkshire Children’s Charity to support children in Yorkshire.

Read the reported examples

Helping young adults take their next step.

The report also describes support for Life Connections – Spear Leeds, which works with 16–24-year-olds facing barriers to employment.

See the foundation’s impact

From the journal

Ideas. Information.
A little more understanding.

Open a conversation

A good next step starts with a conversation.

Ask about support, share an idea or discuss a contribution.

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