Grants up to £5,000 are available to enable people with physical disabilities and visual impairments from South West England and Wales to take part in sport, physical activities and sporting challenges. The Sports Foundation for the Disabled provides funding for organisations that support people with disabilities and for individuals with physical disabilities or visual impairments. […]
Funding updates
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Arts Everywhere Fund
The Government has announced a package of support for the arts and culture sector. It includes new funding programmes and additional funding for existing schemes to support museums, libraries, arts venues and heritage organisations. The new funds are: Creative Foundations Fund – £85million to support urgent capital works to keep venues across the country up […]
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Benefact Trust
The Benefact Trust provides grants to support the repair, restoration, protection, improvement and reach of places of Christian worship. This includes activities that benefit the wider community and the environment. The following grant schemes are open to applications: Building improvement grants – including making essential repairs, enhancing accessibility, restoring historic features, or installing energy-efficient systems […]
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Health Lottery Foundation
Voluntary organisations will soon be able to apply for funding from the new Health Lottery Foundation. The foundation will be distributing funding from the Health Lottery which launched in January 2025. Grants will be available for organisations offering support in the following areas: chronic disease disability inequity healthcare IT health disparity preventative care young people […]
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Parkinson’s UK: Physical Activity Grants 2025
Parkinson’s UK is re-opening its grants programme to help people with Parkinson’s to get and stay active. You can apply for between £500 and £3,000 to help people with Parkinson’s become and stay active, or help people increase their levels of physical activity. This year’s programme will re-open on 10 March and Parkinson’s UK will […]
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Energy Redress Scheme
Charities and community energy groups can apply for funding from the Energy Redress Scheme. Energy Saving Trust will be administering the scheme until 2026. Projects will be considered if they support households most at risk from cold homes and high energy bills, develop innovative products and services related to domestic energy use, or address carbon […]
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D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust considers applications from UK registered charities that are seeking funding towards core costs or projects in the UK in the following areas: Advancement of the arts: access and participation in the arts with an emphasis on choirs and singing to bring people together, performance arts, music and drama projects for […]
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Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grants
Schools can now apply for a Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grant of £1,000 to help fund a breakfast club for pupils between reception age and year 13. The aim is to provide breakfast for children that need it most and so the priority is to support schools that either: have 35% and above of children eligible […]
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Albert Hunt Trust
The Albert Hunt Trust provides core funding to registered charities that are working in the health and welfare sector, specifically: hospice care – grants to support the running costs of hospices are typically in the range of £10,000 to £30,000. support for the homeless – typical core funding grant sizes range from £4,000 to £7,000. […]
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Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
Each year, the Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation gives more than £4.5 million in grants to capital projects that support communities and provide facilities for those in need. Charities that are seeking funding for a capital project such as new build, major refurbishment or transport, can apply to the Foundation for a contribution towards the costs. […]