The purpose of the Trust is to fund, assist, and collaborate with non-profit organizations involved in religious, charitable, or educational work, primarily benefiting needy individuals and promoting these causes. While the Trust supports activities globally, it emphasizes philanthropic impact in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and Savannah, Georgia, areas closely linked to Stewart Huston’s life. It focuses on evangelical activities in these specific areas and supports secular charitable activities around Coatesville.
The Stewart Huston Charitable Trust's Secular Distribution Grant dedicates forty percent of its annual distributions for secular charitable activities within one hundred miles of Coatesville, Pennsylvania. This grant supports a wide range of program categories including Health and Human Services, which emphasizes community healthcare, support for all ages, family strengthening, and self-reliance; Civic Affairs, aimed at improving community life, educational opportunities, human relations, support for at-risk youth, artistic and cultural access, and the preservation of historic and cultural treasures. The Trust also places several restrictions on grant awards, including the requirement for Trustee voting, avoidance of permanent grant relationships, conditions on new grants during ongoing grant payments, the ability to cancel future payments for multi-year commitments, and the need for completed reporting requirements from prior grants.
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