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  • Wolfson Foundation: Funding for Places

    Registered charities and local authorities can apply for capital grants for buildings and equipment from the Wolfson Foundation which provides support for places as part of its main grants programme. Grants are available for the following types of organisation: Charities working with disability or mental health – with a particular focus on training, employment and […]

  • Woodland Trust: Free Trees

    Schools and communities can apply for free tree packs to plant trees in school grounds and community spaces. The Woodland Trust is giving away hundreds of thousands of trees that can be planted as copses, hedges, shelter-belts or in other creative ways. There are different packs available, each with species selected for a particular purpose: […]

  • Adult Social Care Training & Development Fund

    UPDATE 06 August 2024: Please note that this fund has been withdrawn The government is launching a new Adult Social Care Training and Development Fund. Eligible adult social care (ASC) employers can claim varying levels of reimbursement from this fund, for spend on upskilling the adult social care workforce. The fund is due to launch […]

  • Leathersellers’ Foundation

    The Leathersellers’ Foundation provides grants for charities in the UK through its Main Grants and Small Grants programmes. Main Grants – these grants are targeted to help prevent and tackle the consequences of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The foundation uses the term ACEs to include traumatic events that have an adverse impact on a young […]

  • Wooden Spoon Charity

    Wooden Spoon is a grant-making charity that aims to transform the lives of vulnerable children and young people through the funding and support of the rugby community. It supports projects that will benefit children and young people under 25 years of age who are disadvantaged physically, mentally or socially.  Projects must normally be of a capital nature, […]

  • Radcliffe Trust

    The Radcliffe Trust provides grants from the bequest of Dr John Radcliffe to support classical music projects and the heritage and crafts sector. Not-for-profit organisations including Community Interest Companies and Charitable Incorporated Organisations can apply for funding through two schemes: Music: for classical music performance and training, especially chamber music, composition and music education. The […]

  • Delamere Dairy Foundation

    Community organisations can apply for grants for projects that are for the benefit of the public and fit with the objects of the Delamere Dairy Foundation. These are: advancement of agriculture and of environmental protection advancement in life of young people by developing their capabilities so that they may mature as contributory members of society […]

  • WCIT Charity Fund

    WCIT Charity Fund 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, IT for charities, and public understanding of IT. Projects need to demonstrate an innovative […]

  • National Lottery Awards for All

    If you are looking for funding for a community or voluntary organisation, the National Lottery Awards for All is a good place to start and, from 15 November 2023, you can apply for up to £20,000. Awards for All support community organisations with all kinds of projects and activities in their local area. The important […]

  • BA Better World Community Fund

    Community projects that deliver benefits for areas experiencing social and economic deprivation or that tackle environmental challenges could be eligible for up to £15,000 in extra funding to top up what they raise through crowdfunding. The BA Better World Community Fund (BWCF) will prioritise: projects providing training and skills to help disadvantaged groups access employment […]