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Masonic Charitable Foundation Reopens for Applications to Support Life Inclusion for Older People
Following a pause in application assessment, the Masonic Charitable Foundation has reopened. The fund is open to registered charities. There are two levels of grant funding available: All grants can be over one, two or three years. The Later Life stream is intended to reduce loneliness and isolation for older people through digital inclusion, provision…
Grants to Create Access to Opportunities for Sport and Physical Activity for Disadvantaged People
The Peter Harrison Foundation supports registered charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) through grants that create access to opportunities for sport and physical activity at a grassroots level that enable people who are physically, mentally, socially or economically disadvantaged to develop personal and life skills to fulfil their potential. The Trust will consider applications…
Funding for Projects that Promote a Better Understanding of the Environment and Countryside
Schools and not for profit organisations can apply for funding from the Nineveh Charitable Trust for a broad range of projects and activities that promote a better understanding of the environment and countryside, whilst facilitating improved access, education and research. The Trust does not specify a minimum or maximum grant amount that can be applied…
Grants to Support Disadvantaged Young People throughEducational & Sporting Activities
Applications are open for UK charities, educational institutions and NHS Trusts seeking funding to support children and young people under the age of 18 who are living with a mental health condition, disability or growing upin poverty. The Hargreaves Foundation aims to help children and young people to fulfil their potential and improve their wellbeing,…
South Derbyshire CVS Funding Workshops
South Derbyshire CVS are delivering a funding workshop covering the Health and Wellbeing Small Grants and Cost of Living Funds which they administer. The Small Grant funding pot is available to local voluntary, community and not-for-profit groups which help to improve health & wellbeing and improve mental health & wellbeing. Awards are up to £1,500 are available…
Co-op Community Dividend Fund Re-Opens to Applications
The Central England Co-operative has re-opened its Community Dividend Fund to support good causes, groups and charities in central England. The Central England Co-operative has branches across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Click here for their location finder. Grants of between £100 and £5,000 (the average grant is £2,000) are available to members of Central England Co-operative…
Grants up to £2,500 from Foundation Derbyshire
Foundation Derbyshire is an independent local funder, offering small grants to community and voluntary groups, local charities, and CIC’s, working across Derby and Derbyshire. Grants are for up to 12 months and they can fund equipment and general running costs such as rent and transport. Click here for more information.
LTA Tennis Foundation Grants for Innovation, Scaling Up and Recovery
The LTA Tennis Foundation want to partner with other organisations including charities CICs, schools and colleges and local authorities to help them deliver their vision of ‘tennis opened up’ and implement their mission of ‘improving lives through tennis’. The total funding pot is £1m in 2023 which is focused across three grant making themes: Innovate: …
Nottinghamshire County Council: Local Communities Fund – Revenue Funding
Applications for Revenue funding are invited from Voluntary and Community Sector organisations that have developed effective activities in response to a local need or gap analysis, in particular activities that: Revenue funding can help towards the running costs (‘core costs’ or ‘overheads’) that are essential to delivering the project / service as described in the…
Nottinghamshire County Council: Local Communities Fund – Capital Fund
Eligible organisations can apply for one-off Capital grants up to a maximum of £20,000 per organisation in any funding year. Applications for Capital funding should have in place at least 50% match funding and should show how the proposed project: Examples of how the Capital funding could be used include: The closing date for the Spring 2023…