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Match Funding Campaign Opens for Small Charities
The Big Give, in partnership with Global’s Make Some Noise and NCVO, has opened a match funding campaign to support small charities making a big impact on communities across the UK. Up to £10,000 in match funding is available to help charities to run their own match funding campaigns during Small Charity Week in June.…
Community Shares Booster Fund Extended Beyond 2025
Access – the Foundation for Social Investment has announced continued support for the Booster Fund with an addition of £560,000. This will help enable more communities to apply for flexible funding for at least another year. The current round was due to end this month. The additional funds will help more communities across England to…
Cycling UK Launches Big Bike Revival Summer 2025 Grants Programme
Cycling UK is offering voluntary groups and not-for-profit organisations grants to deliver cycling projects. Projects must be aimed at adults who are either not currently cycling or cycling less frequently. The Big Bike Revival Programme offers grants of up to £3,500. Projects need to deliver events that use the ‘fix-learn-ride’ model to achieve the following…
Funding to Help Organisations Access Data Protection Advice and Services
The Data Protection Officer (DPO) Centre is accepting applications for grants of up to £10,000 to help organisations access data protection consultancy advice and services to ensure that they run efficiently and remain compliant with the law. Through the Charity and Community Fund, a total of £150,000 is available each year across three funding rounds…
Small Grants for Activities for People Aged over 55 Years – Home Instead
Money raised by ‘Home Instead’ and external supporters fund groups who support the mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing of ageing adults. There are four application windows, January, April; July and October. Applications received in April will be processed and if successful, grants awarded in May. They award grants of up to £500 to small grass roots organisation. …
Community Grants for Projects in the Catchment of East Midlands Airport
The Airport Community Fund is dedicated to bringing lasting benefit to those areas most affected by the airport’s operations. It forms part of the airport’s Community Relations programme, committed to minimising the impact that airport operations have on surrounding communities. Charities, community groups and not-for-profit community organisations within the East Midlands Airport (EMA) area of…
Girls Active event inspires new group of girls from seven schools to take action
A group of 70 girls from seven schools across Nottingham and Derby have taken part in a Girls Active Inspiration Day at Nottingham Trent University’s Clifton Sports Hub. Girls Active is a national programme run by Youth Sport Trust (YST) which recognises the challenges girls experience to taking part in physical activity, and supports schools…
Sport England’s Place Partnerships Announced
We’re so pleased that Sport England is investing in place partnership work. Active Notts/Active Derbyshire have been working in this way, with communities right across our city and county for a number of years with Sport England’s support. This is set out in our vision Making our Move. We work alongside health, local authority, education,…
Funding to Tackle Hunger Amongst Young People
Schools and other not for profit organisation can apply for grants of up to £1,500 for projects and activities that give children a stronger start in life. Priority is given to projects that provide food and support to young people. Every three months, three local good causes/ projects are selected to be in the blue token…
Nottingham’s Public Health Small Grants Fund 2025
Public Health Small Grants funding of up to £1,000 is available for community groups. organisations and volunteers who work in Nottingham City to improve the health and wellbeing of local communities. They will prioritise initiatives that aim to reduce unjust and preventable health disparities for residents of Nottingham City. Primary goals of this fund include…