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Miller Homes Community Fund
The Miller Homes Community Fund is offering grants towards improving your community. Groups can apply for grants between £250 and £2,000 to help enhance the lives of people and the areas in which they live. Projects could:• be linked to education• promote wellbeing• promote the environment• encourage participation in sport. Deadline: 30th April 2025. Click…
Grants Available for Disabled Individuals and Groups to Play Tennis
Individuals who are disabled and groups working with people with disabilities can apply for grants that will help them play tennis. The funding is being made available through the Dan Maskell Tennis Trust, which offers grants of up to £600 for individuals and up to £1,600 for groups, clubs, or projects. These grants aim to…
Funding for Projects that Teach Children about the Countryside
Charities, not-for-profit organisations and schools exclusively for children with additional needs can apply for grants of up to £5,000. The funding is for projects that help disabled or disadvantaged children connect with nature and the countryside. The funding is made available through the CLA Charitable Trust. The funding will support projects that improve the physical…
Generate More Income for Your Community Business
Are you leading a locally rooted community business, accountable to your community, trading for community benefit, and making a broad community impact? Then this funded programme is here to help you generate more income for your community. Unparalleled Learning Experience: Over nine months, engage in 12 days of immersive learning—both online and offline. Learn skills…
Better Derbyshire Dales Fund
This is a small grant-scheme aimed at small to medium sized groups/organisations in the Derbyshire Dales (with a turnover of less than £75,000 per year). Applications are welcome from constituted groups, registered charities, community interest companies or parish councils, for project costs of up to £1,000 (revenue) and/or £5,000 (capital). Next round closes on 9th…
New Funding Toolkit
Nottinghamshire County Council have created a funding toolkit for charities, community groups and voluntary organisations. It includes useful tips and hints for successfully navigating grant application processes. Click here to access the toolkit. The toolkit includes information regarding: They are also offering online and in-person workshops where they will be exploring the toolkit in further…
Community Support Grant (Essential Skills) – Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has allocated funding from its UK Shared Prosperity Fund. This funding is to improve access and increase referrals to essential skills in Nottingham. Focus areas are ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages), Digital Skills, and Numeracy, recognising that delivery in the community is key to helping improve the take up. The funding…
Community Engagement Grant – Nottingham
Nottingham City Council is looking to use funding from its UK Shared Prosperity Fund to contribute to the costs of community activities events which aim to: All events and activities supported using this grant must be: Grant awards will be between £5,000 and £10,000. The Community Support Grant (Engagement) fund will close 23:59 on Sunday…
Community Venues and Spaces Grant – Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has allocated funding from its UK Shared Prosperity Fund. This fund is to improve venues, facilities or outdoor spaces that will be used to support the delivery of community engagement activities. The funding available to organisations through this grant scheme is capital funding. Grants are between £10,000 to £24,999 in capital funds are available…
Rushcliffe Borough Council’s Community Wellbeing Fund
Rushcliffe Borough Council are offering grants between £500 and £5,000 to support community wellbeing projects that are helping to tackle cost of living pressures, loneliness and isolation in the Borough. The Rushcliffe Community Wellbeing Fund is supported by Shared Prosperity Funding from the UK Government (UKSPF). The fund is open to town and parish councils,…