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Groundwork’s grassroots grants
Groundwork, in partnership with the Postcode Local Trust, Postcode Places Trust, and Postcode Society Trust, is offering unrestricted grants between £500 and £2,000 for grassroots organisations that work to make a positive difference in local communities. Priority will be given to work in communities that rank as being within the top 15% on the English…
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FREE drop-in support sessions for community groups in Mid and South Notts
Your CVS has launched a series of drop-in sessions for community groups across Mid and South Nottinghamshire. Sessions are open to any community group, with no appointment necessary. Staff are on hand to help with a range of needs including completing funding applications, strengthening governance, volunteer recruitment, and more. Sessions will run at the following…
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Big Give – Small Charity Week
Big Give, Global’s Make Some Noise, and NCVO have announced the launch of their yearly Small Charity Week match funding campaign. This seven-day online campaign aims to support small charities, helping to build the resilience, skills, and profile of the small charity sector while raising vital, unrestricted funding. To be eligible, charities must have an…
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Civic Community Fund – Derby and Derbyshire
Derby University invites applications for their annual community fund. The University of Derby is welcoming submissions to a community fund, which supports local groups, organisations and individuals across Derby and Derbyshire. To fund is open to anyone in Derby or Derbyshire who has a community project or creative business proposal that will directly benefit local…
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Small Grants for Grassroots Work
The programme will provide unrestricted funding of up to £2,000 to 700 small, local organisations in England that are making a positive difference in their communities. Groundwork, in partnership with the Postcode Local Trust, Postcode Places Trust, and Postcode Society Trust, is offering grants of between £500 and £2,000 for small grassroots organisations that work…
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Derbyshire and Notts schools selected for Spring Active Lives Young People Survey 2026
A total of 101 schools from across Derbyshire and Notts have been selected by Sport England to complete the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey for the Spring 2026 term. The survey is the biggest of its kind, gathering insight into young people’s activity levels, physical literacy, swimming proficiency, wellbeing, self-efficacy and levels of…
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Holiday Activities and Food Fund – Nottinghamshire
If you are an activity provider and are interested in providing activities for the Nottinghamshire Holiday Activities and Food programme, you will need to complete an online application. There will be a series of prequalifying questions, followed by a request for places for each delivery period. HAF Nottinghamshire has a price per head model, which…
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Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire Community Initiative Fund
Funding is available to improve the quality of life for Derbyshire residents by supporting activities that help to build safer, stronger communities. Key Information Fund Administrator: Foundation Derbyshire (on behalf of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire) Grant Amount: Up to £2,500 Application Deadline: Rolling programme – applications accepted throughout the…
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Funding for Holiday Activities for Autistic Children and Young People
The 2026 round specifically supports autistic-specific holiday activity programmes that run during school holidays. Sessions for siblings of autistic children are also included. Grants can be up to £15,000. Grants typically cover part of the costs to run these activity schemes, not the full amount. The fund is open to not-for-profit organisations with annual income…
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Asda Foundation – Young Futures Fund
The Asda Foundation Healthy Teen Minds programme (part of the Young Futures Fund) is making a total of £600,000 available to community groups. The fund supports the mental health and wellbeing of vulnerable teenagers. Grants range from £500 to £1,000. Projects must work with young people aged 13 to 18 years who face disadvantage or…
