Community Catalyst Fund
Funding
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Location
England, South East England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
The Community Catalyst Fund supports community groups and voluntary organisations in Brighton & Hove. It runs twice a year. The fund focuses on three council priorities: a city to be proud of, a fair and inclusive city, and a healthy city. You must show clear evidence of the impact your work has on the people you help.
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must be a community group or voluntary organisation based in or serving Brighton & Hove
- Must demonstrate evidence of impact on beneficiaries
- Project must address at least one council priority outcome
This fund is for community groups and voluntary organisations based in or serving Brighton & Hove. You must be able to show evidence of the difference your work makes to beneficiaries. It is not for businesses or individuals.
Regions
No published award history for Brighton & Hove City Council. Some funders do not publish their grants data.
Full details from Brighton & Hove City Council
A bi-annual funding programme providing small and medium-sized community groups and voluntary organisations with 2-year grants supporting core and project costs. It supports organisations contributing to key council outcomes: A City To Be Proud Of, A Fair and Inclusive City, and A Healthy City Where People Thrive. Part of the broader Thriving Communities Investment Fund 2025 to 2029.
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