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  • Pathways to Work Innovation Fund

    The government has launched its new Pathways to Work Innovation Fund to develop and test innovative approaches that support disabled people and people with long-term health conditions to move towards, enter, stay and progress in work. The PtW Innovation Fund will support ambitious and practical proposals such as: Applications can be made by public-sector organisations, […]

  • Cash4Clubs

    This programme offers grassroots adult sports clubs the opportunity to access unrestricted funding to boost their sustainability and get more people playing sports. For the 2027 round, there is a total budget of £500,000 and Cash4Clubs will be awarding up to 225 grants of £2,000 and five grants of £10,000. Funding is available to groups […]

  • WCIT Charity

    The WCIT Charity is responsible for the charitable activities of the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists. It provides funding for projects that make use of information technology and that relate to one or more of WCIT’s priority areas – education, inclusion, tech for charities and public understanding of technology. Projects need to demonstrate an innovative […]

  • Hospitality Support Fund

    A new £10million three-year Hospitality Support Fund has launched for applications. The funding is for projects that support employment, business resilience, thriving local places, and sustainable growth across the hospitality sector. The fund is designed to address specific, evidenced gaps where targeted grant support can unlock economic activity. The funding themes are as follows: Round 1 of the Hospitality Support […]

  • Webinar for Devon towns: 6th October 2026

    Businesses and communities in Devon are being invited to a free online webinar exploring how to revitalise high streets and town centres. The event, called “From Ideas to Action: Building Thriving High Streets and Town Centres”, will be held from 10am until 12noon on Tuesday 6 October. Attendees will hear from guest speakers including Kate […]

  • Princetown Community Fund

    The Princetown Community Fund has been established by the Duchy of Cornwall to support community-led projects that deliver social, economic and environmental benefits for Princetown. Grants can be used to support one of more of the following five aims: There is a total budget of £250,000, with two levels of support available: smaller grants of […]

  • Great British Energy

    Great British Energy is inviting applications for funding for clean energy projects that deliver lasting local benefits. There are currently two separate opportunities: GBE Community Fund: grants to help community organisations to develop and build community-owned clean energy projects. Community energy groups can apply for up to £40,000 for feasibility studies, up to £100,000 for […]

  • Places to Go, Things to Do

    Devon County Council has funding available to support inclusive, accessible and enriching activities for those aged 11 to 25. Not-for-profit organisations in Devon can apply to the Places to Go, Things to Do fund for a small grant to provide activities for young people that: Projects can include sports and leisure activities, creative workshops, skills […]

  • Growing Communities Fund

    Devon County Council’s popular Growing Communities Fund is still open for applications from Devon communities wishing to build self-reliance, tackle hardship such as food and fuel inequality, improve mental health and wellbeing or address loneliness and isolation. The Growing Communities Fund will typically provide grants of between £500 and £1,000. The funding can be used […]

  • Highway Maintenance Community Enhancement Fund

    Towns, parishes and communities in Devon can apply for small grants towards improvements to the roadside environment, including minor pothole repairs. The grants come from Devon County Council’s Highway Maintenance Community Enhancement Fund (HMCEF) and can be used for protective clothing, materials and tools for volunteers to do minor works to help maintain roads in […]

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