Category: Active Notts

Here are two grants worth knowing about if your charity needs a digital upgrade. The Fat Beehive Foundation offers grants of up to £2,500 The Fat Beehive Foundation offers grants of up to £2,500 to charities with an annual turnover under £1 million, specifically to help them build or improve digital tools that support their work. Grants are awarded twice…

Registered charities and grassroots organisations are invited to apply for funding from the Sasha Love Foundation. The Foundation offers grants of up to £10,000 for projects supporting young people affected by depression, mental health challenges, and drug-related issues. Grants may cover up to 50% of total project costs. The next application deadline is the 1st October 2026. Click Here…

The Trust offers grants to registered charities and smaller not-for-profit organisations with charitable purposes. Applicants must work in the UK to create positive change in health, lifelong learning, or social care. The Trust offers grants of up to £10,000. Organisations should apply for no more than 20% of their income from the previous year. Registered…

Active Notts and Active Derbyshire’s safeguarding webpage has been updated.  It has lots of resources, links to services and a route to reporting a concern. The page links to Sport Welfare Leads:  Liz Whittington the Sport Welfare Lead for Active Notts. Franky Boyland the Sport Welfare Lead for Active Derbyshire. The page has a library of safeguarding resources, the…

Sport England wants to help clubs and community organisations understand how environmental sustainability can keep sport accessible, affordable, and playable. More clubs now use Sport England funding to reduce costs, improve spaces, and make their facilities more resilient. These changes help protect and grow participation in sport and physical activity. Sport England offers grants of…

One-off grants of between £500 and £2,500 will be available from the Woodroffe Benton Foundation to support people with severe physical and/or learning disabilities to access the natural world and spend time outdoors. UK based registered charitable organisations can apply, as well as any educational institution. The Trustees prefer to support smaller charities and so if a Charity has…

The government’s Youth Guarantee is a multi-million pound programme aimed at tackling youth unemployment, and through the Youth Jobs Grant Scheme, employers across the country will be able to access funding that will supporting the training and recruitment of young people. The scheme aims to support up to 60,000 job opportunities over three years, and…

Bentley supports small charitable organisations within 20 miles of a Bentley site.  There is one in Nottingham, and other are in counties bordering Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Grants are between £2,000 and £4,000 for project or core costs.  It is to support charitable organisations working with vulnerable, disadvantaged, or under-represented communities. 100% of the grant can be used to cover core costs.…

Up to 10 winning charities of the 2027 GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) IMPACT Awards will receive £50,000 in unrestricted funding. Up to five runners-up will receive £5,000 in unrestricted funding. Winners will also receive free training and development valued at an average of £13,500 per organisation. This includes publicity support, national recognition, pro bono support from GSK, and 12 months of…

More than 8,000 retailers, including some of the biggest high street names, will donate to your group when you join easyfundraising. John Lewis, Tesco, Argos and other retailers have helped raise £9.7m for sports clubs and physical activity groups across the country. You do not need to complete an application or make any extra effort. Your…