How to apply for a grant Projects we've supported News About The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund Other Prince of Wales’s core charities Search Our subsidiaries Supporting environmental sustainability & countryside In this section About The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund Our impact Our beneficiaries Governance How we're funded Subsidiaries PWCF's charitable and commercial subsidiaries support and deliver environmental sustainability and countryside activities in the UK and overseas. Accounting for Sustainability Established by The Prince of Wales in 2004 as a programme within PWCF and registered as a charity in 2021, Accounting for Sustainability's vision is a future where sustainable business is business as usual. The charity works with the finance and accounting community to: Inspire finance leaders to adopt sustainable and resilient business models Transform financial decision making to reflect the opportunities and risks posed by the climate crisis and other environmental and social issues Scale up action to transition to a sustainable economy A4S has three global networks: Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Leadership Network – CFOs from leading organizations seeking to transform finance and accounting Accounting Bodies Network (ABN) – members comprise approximately two thirds of the world’s accountants Asset Owners Network – Pension Fund Chairs who integrate sustainability into investment decision making For more information about Accounting for Sustainability, see https://www.accountingforsustainability.org. The Prince's Countryside Fund The Prince's Countryside Fund (PCF) was established in 2010 as a response to concerns expressed by The Prince of Wales and Business in the Community's Rural Action Leadership Team regarding the future of farming and rural communities in the United Kingdom. Given these origins, PCF operates in accordance with the vision of The Prince of Wales which is to help improve the sustainability of British Farming and the rural communities that support, and are supported by, farming in the UK. PCF joined the PWCF group in July 2017. PCF’s vision is of a confident, robust and sustainable agricultural and rural community which is universally appreciated for its vital contribution to the British way of life and fit to support future generations. The Prince’s Countryside Fund relies on the income generated through corporate partnerships, logo licensing, events and donations. The British countryside is a huge natural asset and its contribution to our everyday life cannot be underestimated. To help ensure its future, the Fund: Provides grant funding to projects across the UK that help to provide a secure future for the countryside. Leads its own projects, such as The Prince’s Farm Resilience Programme Commissions research into issues affecting farming families and rural communities. Acts as an advocate for the countryside and brings together individuals and businesses to help the Fund tackle current challenges. Helps communities in crisis through its Emergency Fund. For more details on The Prince's Countryside Fund, please visit www.princescountrysidefund.org.uk Duchy Originals Limited Founded in 1990 by HRH The Prince of Wales with its first product, a biscuit made from wheats and oats grown organically on the Home Farm at Highgrove, the range has now grown to include more than 300 products. Waitrose Duchy Organic is one of the top 30 grocery brands in the UK measured by retail sales. Duchy Originals Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of PWCF. The company derives income from royalties and donates all profits to PWCF. For more information about Duchy Originals Limited and its partnership with Waitrose, read about how we’re funded. The Prince of Wales's Foundation Romania The Prince of Wales's Foundation Romania continues to work with partners to deliver architectural, heritage preservation, farming and sustainable development projects across Romania. Our partners Visit The Prince of Wales website Visit the Waitrose Duchy Organic website Visit The Prince's Countryside Fund website How to apply for a grant Funding themes Is our project eligible? What information will I need? The application process Accessibility statement Privacy policy Terms of use Acceptable use policy Sitemap Contact us Copyright © 2021 The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund is the trading name of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Foundation. A registered charity in England and Wales (1127255) and company (06777589). Registered Office: Clarence House, St James's, London, SW1A 1BA Cookie Control Icon