How We’re Funded
We take no money from any government or Ministry of Defence sources.
We are funded through individual donations, independent trusts and foundations.
We received start-up and follow-on funding from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and support from the Stephen Lloyd Awards, Scurrah Wainwright Trust and Bolt Burdon Kemp.
The legal firms Bates Wells and Reed Smith LLP have provided us with an enormous amount of pro bono support and legal assistance.
We have been granted funding from the National Lottery Community Fund, Allen & Overy, the Clifford Chance Foundation and The Law Society Charity.
We were granted core funding for 4 years from the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust in 2020 and a 2 year grant from the Legal Education Foundation in 2023.
How can you help?
The Centre for Military Justice is a small but growing charity and we rely on generous donations to carry out our vital work. We know that not everyone has the means to help us financially, but for those that do, we can say that every single penny counts.
You can also help us by joining our mailing list, so that we can keep you updated about our work and so that when we have specific asks, like sharing a social media post, we can get in touch.