The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust had a short time frame in which to make impact at scale. In their closing months, they commissioned The Institute for Voluntary Action Research to review their approach to their Avoidable Blindness Programme. They hope that sharing what they learnt over their five years will prove useful to other funders who are looking to make a decisive contribution and help improve lives.
The Trust’s collaborative and focused approach resonates across a number of contemporary debates about the role and contribution of independent funders.
