Beverley Town Council Community Grants

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Funding

Up to £1,000

Deadline

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Location

Beverley

Applications

Rolling applications

Overview

Not-for-profit groups can apply for up to £1,000 for projects that benefit Beverley, from events and the arts to sport, community buildings and crime prevention. One application per organisation each financial year. Applications are accepted at any time and go to the next Policy and Finance Committee. Official source: https://www.beverley.gov.uk/community-grants/. Last checked by GrantMatch on 5 November 2026.

Requirements to check

Who can apply:

Key requirements:

  • Up to £1,000.
  • Not-for-profit groups benefiting Beverley.
  • One application per financial year.
  • Rolling; decided at committee meetings.

Not-for-profit groups operating for the benefit of Beverley residents, with a constitution or set of rules and appropriate insurance. Organisations under two years old need a bank account; older organisations need a bank account and independently examined accounts. If the project costs more than the request, show where the rest of the money is coming from.

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Who is this for?

Community groups, clubs and charities in Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire.

Full details from Beverley Town Council

Beverley Town Council's Community Grants Scheme offers up to £1,000 to not-for-profit groups for projects of direct social, community or economic benefit to the town of Beverley and its residents. Projects must meet one or more of the council's criteria, such as providing entertainment, events and the arts; encouraging tourism and promoting the town; facilities or staffing for recreational, sporting, social or educational purposes; community buildings and public meetings; and crime prevention. Applications can be submitted at any time and are considered at the next Policy and Finance Committee meeting, with outcomes within a month of the meeting. Smaller requests are welcome, and organisations can apply once each financial year.

How to apply

Read the guidance notes and grants policy on Beverley Town Council's Community Grants page, then send the completed application form (PDF or Word) by post or email to the Town Clerk. Applications are considered at the next Policy and Finance Committee; you may be asked to attend or provide more information.

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Last updated: 5 November 2026