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  • New National Lottery Community Funding Programmes

    New National Lottery Community Funding Programmes

    The National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF) are looking for partners to work with them in the development stage of their new funding programmes including the Community Power fund. By community power, they mean local communities being able to influence and change the places they live. As well as the services they use, and decisions that…

  • Nottinghamshire’s Talented Athletes Fund

    Nottinghamshire’s Talented Athletes Fund

    Nottinghamshire County Council is expanding on its previous Talented Athletes programme to: Eligible athletes can be awarded grants of up to £1,000 over 12 months to help support the costs of entering sports competitions including: The closing date for the 2024/25 application window is 2 December 2024. Click here for more information.

  • Get Fishing Fund Reopens for 2025

    Get Fishing Fund Reopens for 2025

    The Get Fishing Fund supports organisations to deliver a programme of angling activities.  Supported activities should aim to help get more people into fishing and retain them within the sport. Building on the success of the original launch of the fund four years ago, the Environment Agency and Angling Trust have announced an additional £150,000 of investment. This is to encourage more people…

  • Weston Charity Awards – Youth, Welfare, Environment and Community

    Weston Charity Awards – Youth, Welfare, Environment and Community

    Garfield Weston Foundation, in partnership with Pilotlight, is accepting applications from registered charities working in the fields of youth, welfare, environment, and community, for the Weston Charity Awards. The Awards offer a package of support, worth over £22,000, intended to deliver long-term benefit to the charity, including a fully funded year of support from Pilotlight…

  • The National Education Nature Park: How Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Schools Can Get Involved

    The National Education Nature Park: How Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Schools Can Get Involved

    The National Education Nature Park is helping school children and young people around the country connect to the natural world, especially in urban and nature-deprived areas, by tracking their local environment through a virtual map across England. There is £7.5 million of funding available this academic year to help disadvantaged schools in nature-deprived areas to…

  • Barratt Foundation Grants Programme – Children and Young People

    Barratt Foundation Grants Programme – Children and Young People

    Grants are available for registered and exempt charities to help communities thrive by focusing on children, young people and those most disadvantaged. Priorities include: Grants are between £5,000 and £30,000. There are currently two application rounds per year. Click here for more information.

  • Six short walks in Carlton series launched

    Six short walks in Carlton series launched

    The fantastic collaboration between the community and the active workforce continues in Carlton with the launch of the ‘Six Short Walks in Carlton leaflet’. The leaflet features six accessible routes developed by local residents, and emerged from the community who came together previously to develop the ‘Getting out and about in Carlton’ (Carlton becnhmapping) leaflet.…

  • Grants to Help Older People and Adults with Disabilities Lead More Fulfilling Lives

    Grants to Help Older People and Adults with Disabilities Lead More Fulfilling Lives

    Barchester’s Charitable Foundation is a grant-giving charity. Their funding is to help older people and other adults with disability lead more fulfilled lives and reach their full potential. The Foundation focuses on connecting or re-connecting people with others in their local community. Helping to combat isolation and loneliness and enabling people to be active and…

  • Grants to Improve the Lives of Disadvantaged People

    Grants to Improve the Lives of Disadvantaged People

    Charities working to reduce poverty and improve the health of disadvantaged people can apply for funding from the Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation’s Small Change Big Difference Fund. Applicant organisations must be nominated by the Society’s members and colleagues. Grants are up to £2,500 to support initiatives that benefit vulnerable groups, including children, the seriously…

  • Grants for Charities Delivering Services to Communities

    Grants for Charities Delivering Services to Communities

    The Foyle Foundation’s fund is open to charities that have an annual turnover of less than £150,000.  Priority is given to local charities still active in their communities. Those that are currently delivering services to the young, vulnerable, elderly, disadvantaged or the general community. Applicants must show how any grant will make a significant difference…