The funding map has junctions — funders that appear on more than one branch. The AB Charitable Trust is one of them, and it publishes its own grant list, so this is not speculation.
Verified grants (its own website)
- Hope Not Hate Charitable Trust: £50,667 (FY2024, confirmed in HNH’s accounts)
- The RAMP Project: £30,000 per year, renewable up to three years — described as a restricted grant “towards RAMP’s charitable work in parliament in pursuit of a fair immigration system”. Payments dated April and September 2025.
What RAMP is
RAMP is the migration-policy lobby embedded in Westminster — the project working Parliament to reshape the immigration system. AB Charitable’s own listing commits to it as a multi-year relationship.
Why the junction matters
HNH campaigns the country; RAMP lobbies the Commons. Different surfaces, same policy direction — and at least one funder writing cheques to both, by its own published record. Add AB Charitable’s wider grant list — NACCOM, War on Want’s migrant justice organising, Hummingbird Refugee Project — and the pattern is a trust systematically financing the migration-advocacy ecosystem from multiple angles at once.
Sources
- abcharitabletrust.org.uk grants-awarded (accessed 2026-08-16)
- HNH Charitable Trust FY2024 accounts
- RAMP annual report