Lambs Hill Wind Farm Community Fund (Stockton-on-Tees)
Funding
Up to £3,000
Deadline
Check with the funder
Location
Stillington and Whitton; Bishopton; Foxton; Great Stainton; Little Stainton; Grindon; Thorpe Thewles; Carlton
Applications
Rolling applications
Overview
The Lambs Hill Wind Farm community fund gives up to £3,000 to local groups north east of Stockton-on-Tees, across County Durham and Stockton. It covers Stillington and Whitton, Bishopton, Foxton, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Grindon, Thorpe Thewles and Carlton. You need charitable aims, but you do not have to be a registered charity. It can pay for community facilities, environmental work, health and wellbeing, training and social activities. There is no deadline, and applications are considered all year. Official source: https://pointnorth.org.uk/grants/lambs-hill-wind-farm-community-fund/. Last checked by GrantMatch on 22 October 2026.
Requirements to check
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Up to £3,000.
- Area of benefit: Stillington and Whitton, Bishopton, Foxton, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Grindon, Thorpe Thewles and Carlton.
- Charitable aims required; registered charity status is not.
- No deadline.
Groups with charitable aims serving Stillington and Whitton, Bishopton, Foxton, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Grindon, Thorpe Thewles and Carlton.
This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.
Community groups and charities near the Lambs Hill Wind Farm.
Regions
Full details from Point North
Grants of up to £3,000 from the Lambs Hill Wind Farm community fund, paid for by OnPath Energy and run by Point North, for community groups, voluntary organisations and environmental projects north east of Stockton-on-Tees, across County Durham and Stockton. The area of benefit covers Stillington and Whitton, Bishopton, Foxton, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Grindon, Thorpe Thewles and Carlton, and projects outside it may be considered if they clearly benefit local people. You do not need to be a registered charity, but you must have charitable aims: community groups, playgroups, youth clubs, village and church halls, sports clubs, Scouts and Guides, senior citizens' clubs, environmental projects, and schools for non-statutory projects can all apply. Grants can support energy efficiency, environmental and nature projects, health and wellbeing, regeneration, community facilities, education and training equipment, and social welfare such as lunch clubs, trips and food banks. Salaries and statutory responsibilities are not funded. There is no deadline, and applications are considered all year.
Read the fund guidelines on the Point North page, then apply through the Point North online application portal. Point North aims to decide within 12 weeks of a complete application.
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