Funding

Apply for funding for security measures to protect against hate crime.

Sports England Inequalities Funding

The Resilience and Recovery Loan Fund

Emergency government grants scheme now open

Power to Change

Yate Town Council Coronavirus Battle Fund

GOV.UK

Cultural Impact Development Fund

The Energy Redress Scheme is managed and delivered by Energy Saving Trust, with the priority for funding being the support of individual energy consumers in vulnerable situations.

This organisation's mission is to have solidarity with the poor and the marginalised and fund charitable services that focus on strengthening family relationships, enriching education, transformation through Faith, and ethics in practice. No deadline.

The programme aims to help marginalised individuals and communities become integrated. No deadline.

Applications open from organisations focused on understanding and investigating the critical role that food plays in wellbeing and the interplay between food, sustainability and poverty.

This Foundation makes grants to organisations which aim to improve the quality of life for people and communities in the UK, both now and in the future.

The funding is available to volunteer groups for locally-led neighbourhood plans to provide discounted homes for younger people and families in need of housing.

This capital fund is dedicated to enhancing the spaces in your local community that give people the opportunity to be active.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published a web page containing information about procurement at the MoJ

The aim of the scheme is to provide schools with grants of up to £600 for projects or events linked to the teaching or promotion of physics and engineering. Next deadline 1st June 2019.

Field Studies Council (FSC) is an independent educational charity committed to raising awareness about the natural world on children and young adults. Next deadline 1st June 2019

The Foundation has a rigorous grant process which aims to identify the most effective projects helping disadvantaged young people in the UK and Ireland. Various Deadlines.

This grant-making charity is providing assistance to charities that focus on the early years of life, later life, medical research and hospice care. Various Deadlines.

The Foundation makes grants to charities associated with the UK horseracing and Thoroughbred breeding industry, supporting work in social welfare, training and education, racehorse welfare, equine science research, heritage and culture. Various Deadlines.

This organisation aims to promote, maintain, improve and advance the education of the public in the arts generally and in particular the fine arts and music. Various deadlines.

This discretionary grant-making trust awards grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 to voluntary and community organisations in Bristol, Dorset and South Gloucestershire. No deadline.

Village hall committees are now able to apply for grants of up to £75,000 towards refurbishment and alteration of their buildings.

Andrews Charitable Trust welcomes applications from local churches to fund a community project that supports disadvantaged or marginalised people (of all faiths and none) in their community.

The Small Grants programme by Sports England aims to support everyone in England, regardless of age, background or level of ability, to feel able to get involved in sport and physical activity. No deadline.

Our aim is to make a positive impact on the lives of children and young people through our commitment to quality charitable work. Applications can be submitted at any time.

Ensuring the Youth Endowment Fund is designed to support the youth and community organisations

Applications can be made at any time

No deadline given

Various deadlines

Applications can be submitted at any time

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Various deadlines

Grant funding opportunities for local charitable organisations in Patchway

Whitehall announces £1m ‘pocket park’ fund

The closing date for round of funding is 10 December 2018

...through Heritage Programme. The Government has announced £15 million of funding

A new social investment fund

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Various deadlines

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Deadline April 2019

Deadline: Applications can be submitted at any time.

Deadline: Applications can be submitted at any time.

Deadline: Applications may be submitted at any time

There are two application rounds each year in March and September

Application Form Available to download from the website

No deadline

Applications can be submitted at any time.

Application open now

Review dates are in February, May, August and November.

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Bags of Help is always open for applications

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Grants are available to not-for-profit organisations in the UK

funds creative ways of tackling entrenched social issues through the arts, health, wellbeing, education. Applications any time.

award to support organisations run by, or creating employment opportunities for those with convictions or in recovery from addiction

Big Lottery grants of over £10,000 for project activities, operating costs, organisational development and capital costs. ongoing deadline

for activity that benefits people who are disadvantaged due to poverty, disability, age, location or culture. open for applications all year.

loans and grants available to community groups in England that want to take on the ownership of their local pub. deadline March 2019

Grants for Capital projects not running costs under community, education, health and social welfare projects. rolling deadline

grants for Literacy, Environmental Education in the UK and Environment projects overseas.no deadlines.

Grants for local and UK good causes that will change change people's lives, donating funding to help all sorts of projects. no deadline

from the CAF Tourle Foundation Fund with monies for local charities delivering services for local people in all parts of the UK.

grants for community and environmental projects, including for play areas, skate parks, footpaths, green spaces, natural habitats.

Grants of up to £5,000 to registered charities that work in the UK. 2018 themes are Medical (not research) and Community.

this funding stream now be permanently open for applications from community groups

small grants to provide musical activities and related facilities for the elderly community in need. 2 deadlines per year.

grants to cover the costs of developing and co-ordinating a building project and taking it toward the start of work on site.

grants to support early development of ideas with unusual promise to improve the life opportunities for individuals/communities.

Small grant scheme up to £7,000 and Main grants. For heritage, conservation, criminal justice, older people. rolling deadline

grants for charitable groups to help people when other sources of support have failed, are inappropriate, or are not available. no deadline

grants for small community organisations helping people make positive change. rolling deadlines

GLL Community Foundation is looking to support future projects for facilities/support for people to be active, to learn and to play together.

funding for the local charities and good causes nominated by Asda customers and colleagues.apply at any time.

environmental education, rehabilitation of young people involved in anti-social or criminal activities. apply at any time.

A resource listing all Big Lottery funding schemes, so you can easily review if any of the lottery funds can support your project

grants to encourage a stronger, fairer civil society. Trustees interested in supporting work that will create lasting social change.

grants to support literary, artistic, musical and theatrical projects and organisations. Applications can be made at any time.

Funded programme for charity leaders to share expertise and develop skills.

improve the quality of life for older people and adults with a physical or mental disability, rolling application process

New Social Investment Fund to offer homelessness organisations help that is can be effectively used alongside other forms of funding.

Blog from Faruk Barabhuiya, assistant consultant at NCVO Charities Evaluation Services about the role and importance of Core Funding

providing grants of £5,000-15,000 to help charities and social enterprises to raise social investment.

grants upto £5,000 available to older people's groups addressing health and well being issues. open all year

Funding from Eramus+ for organisations working with young people from hard to reach backgrounds

Grants for projects that have a direct impact on animal welfare, UK domestic pets in rescue. applications can be made at any time

Foundation that offers grants to support charities that make a positive difference. Their new website making applying more straightforward.

grants to address local issues in areas of urban deprivation or in remote rural areas. applications are ongoing.

grants for physical activity used as a catalyst for change

from The Fundraising Regulator to help charities better understand their responsibilities

monthly £5k grant to help transform its website or get online for the first time.

grants of up to £4,000 to help improve local community spaces from Tesco's Bag of Help fund. Applications open all year

grants of £250 and £15,000 with preference for work in education, training, disability, sport and/or recreation. no deadlines

grants to enhance the quality of life for people in need specifically the mentally and physically disabled. no deadlines.

grants for the repair and conservation of free-standing war memorials. no deadline.

grants for projects that say something new about the history of local area, contribute to archaeological innovation, or help original research.

grants for work that improves the quality of life and opportunities by those in disadvantage, deprivation and social exclusion

from Paul Hamlyn Foundation, supporting people with unusual or radical ideas to improve the life chances and opportunities. deadline

grants for work with adults with mental and physical difficulties and older people over 65.

funds innovative undertakings by Methodist churches and organisations, other Christian causes

grants for welfare, education, the arts, heritage and religion

social welfare, scholarship related to historic and archaeological records and places of worship. no deadline.

worth £50m to invest ahead of the expansion of free provision later in year.

to farmers and other land managers in England to plant and protect young trees

listing funders that help groups in the SW.

to support and strengthen the work of the small community organisations in rural, market or coastal towns

grants for a variety of themes

for those with multiple differing needs of physical and learning disabilities

to help local people who are struggling to manage, with funding, training and advice for grassroots voluntary, community groups

Grants for projects involving vulnerable young people and those who may become involved in crime in the UK.

grants for registered charities with priorities of working with the elderly, young people, disability

helping people to make a difference in their local area.

to improve the quality of life for people and communities

with new priority areas outlined

Grants ranging from £500 to £1000.

for creative arts, education, social and international concerns

£2m per year in projects that support young people leaving care to make the transition to adult hood

The main focus of the fund is on rural areas, market towns and small seaside towns

for households with young children

The Institute of Fundraising launch a practical handbook

new ways for organisations to secure match funding for their projects

NCVO highlight how the changes could help and hinder

 

annual awards for the most successful community projects encouraging reduction in crime.

grants of £1,000 to install energy saving improvements in community facilities

drop in workshops to see if you entitled to £140 off your electricity bill

from Comic Relief for work with clear evidence of having sustained impact on lives of those disadvantaged.

providing opportunities for teenagers and young adults (aged 11-25) to receive coaching in a sport of their choice.

for musical entertainment and related activities for the elderly.

to provide good food as part of holiday learning, play and activity programmes

£10,000 for organisations to bring people together locally

£1,000 grants for projects that work to benefit local communities. no deadline.

£1000 and £100,000 are available for a range of arts activities. rolling deadline

for organisations that have bold, creative and innovative approaches