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Keeping Sport Safe in Nottingham event supports local clubs

Club welfare officers, coaches, volunteers and community sport organisations came together on 18th July for the latest Keeping Sport Safe in Nottingham event. The free event, delivered in partnership by the National Ice Centre and Active Notts, is part of a bi-annual learning series supporting clubs and organisations across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire with safeguarding, welfare…
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Have your say on National Lottery Good Causes

Share your views as part of a comprehensive government review. The government is asking for evidence about the future of National Lottery Good Causes funding. They are inviting individuals and organisations to share their views on where the money should go and how they should spend it. It’s the first such opportunity in more than 20 years and anyone can take…
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LNER Invites Applications for Customer and Community Investment Fund

London North Eastern Railway (LNER) is offering grants between £1,000 to £10,000 for not-for-profit organisations to deliver small to medium sized projects with an annual income of less than £1m. The focus of the fund is to deliver a positive impact for communities within 15 miles of the East Coast mainline route. The Customer and Community Investment Fund will support projects that…
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National Lottery Community Fund Launches Change Makers Partnership

The National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF) has launched the Change Makers Partnership. This is a £50 million programme that supports community leaders who are making a change in their communities across England. This will run for five years. It will award grants of between £1 million and £5 million. NLCF expect to fund and work…
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Funding to make access to nature more inclusive

The Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs are funding new national walks in nine regions of England, including the East Midlands, in their National River Walks Programme. Successful applicants will be awarded up to £100,000 for project funding and up to £1,250,000 in capital funding. Projects must deliver new or upgraded linear access which…
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GSK Community Health Programme

The GSK Community Health Programme is a national funding and leadership development initiative delivered by GSK in partnership with The King’s Fund. The programme is designed to support small charities that are tackling health inequalities within disadvantaged and under-served communities. It recognises the vital role that grassroots organisations play in improving health outcomes and wellbeing, particularly where people…
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Erewash Borough Council – Community Grants 2026-27

Erewash Borough Council has allocated funding to Community Grant Schemes running from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2028*. Erewash Borough Council has allocated the following funding to each Community Grant Scheme: £40,000 per financial year (for 2026/27 and 2027/28) for Fast Funding Grants £25,000 per financial year (for 2026/27 and 2027/28) for Member Grants…
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Funding for Sport & Physical Activity Heritage

The National Lottery Heritage Fund offers grants from £10,000 to £10 million for not-for-profit organisations connecting people to heritage. While there’s no dedicated “sport” category, projects with a genuine heritage angle on sport and physical activity are within the scope of this fund. For example: How the funding works Every application must address the Fund’s…
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Get Grants bid writing service

Get Grants bid writing offer practical, hands-on support option for charities and community organisations looking to secure funding. Their experienced in house bid writers can help at every stage of the process. From identifying suitable funding opportunities and developing strong project ideas and budgets, through to completing applications ready for submission. Get Grants has been supporting…
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Step Forward: The National Lottery Community Fund

The National Lottery Community Fund’s Step Forward Fund offers grants of £100,000 to £225,000 over two to three years for grassroots organisations led by and serving ethnic minority and global majority communities. Applicants must have previously received a small National Lottery grant (up to £20,000), unsuccessfully applied to Reaching Communities, and have an annual income…