Grants in Wales
Wales has dedicated funding through Business Wales, the Development Bank of Wales, and Welsh Government programmes. These sit alongside UK-wide grants from Innovate UK and UKRI. The Shared Prosperity Fund has specific allocations for Welsh regions.
There are currently 182 live grants available in Wales, with deadlines ranging from 14 October 2026 to 1 April 2030.
Checked daily. Last updated 11 October 2026.
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Severn Trent Community Fund
Severn Trent Water
Severn Trent Water runs this fund to support local charities and community groups. It covers communities within the Severn Trent service area across parts of England and Wales. Severn Trent committed over £20 million across ten years from 2020. An independent customer panel reviews and decides on all applications.
Arnold Clark Cost-of-Living Support Fund
Arnold Clark Community Fund
Applications are open for organisations helping people affected by the cost of living, including food banks, toy banks, accommodation providers and poverty relief services. The normal one-off award limit is £2,500, with higher donations possible at Arnold Clark's discretion. No exact closing date is published; applications are considered during the campaign while funding remains available.
Bernard Sunley Foundation
Bernard Sunley Foundation
The Bernard Sunley Foundation funds charities in England and Wales. It supports work that improves quality of life for young people, older people, disabled people, and those who are disadvantaged. You can apply if your charity works with one or more of these groups.
Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme
Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme
This scheme funds energy-related projects that help people across England, Scotland, and Wales. Registered charities, Community Interest Companies, co-operative societies, and community benefit societies can apply. Your project must meet the scheme's priorities, though these are not listed in detail here.
Large Employer Fund
CITB
The Large Employer Fund helps big construction companies pay for training their workers. You must be registered with CITB and be a large employer to apply. The fund covers costs of eligible training courses for your workforce. This helps construction companies develop their staff skills. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. The exact funding amounts are not specified but depend on your training needs. You need to be CITB registered before you can apply.
A Place for Sport Crowdfunder
Sport Wales
A Place for Sport helps sports organisations in Wales raise money to improve their facilities. You can get up to £15,000 through crowdfunding support. The programme runs all year round with no set deadlines. You need to be a sports organisation based in Wales to apply. The funding helps with facility improvements like upgrading changing rooms, buying new equipment, or improving playing surfaces. This is crowdfunding support, so you will need to raise money from the public too.
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Create free accountBarchester Charitable Foundation - Group Grants
Barchester Charitable Foundation
Group grants of £100 to £2,600 support activities, equipment and transport that connect older people and adults with disabilities or mental health conditions with their communities. The October 2026 application window is open until 31 October.
CITB Grants - Apprenticeship Grants
CITB
CITB provides grants for approved apprenticeships in construction. You must be a construction employer registered with CITB. The funding covers England, Wales and Scotland. It supports structured apprenticeship programmes to develop new talent in construction.
See all 2 rounds of CITB GrantsOpen UK-wide
A further 144 grants are open across the whole UK, so organisations in Wales can apply for these too. Showing 24. See all UK-wide grants.
Future Leaders Fellowships: Round 11, business and non-academic
Innovate UK Business Connect
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £110 million for ambitious research and innovation projects. This funding comes from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The money is specifically for developing future leaders in research and innovation. This is Round 11 of the Future Leaders Fellowships programme. The deadline is 4 November 2026. You must be a UK registered organisation to apply. The funding range for individual projects is not specified.
See all 2 rounds of Future Leaders FellowshipsRead the guide: Business Grants in Wales: A Practical Guide
Where to find business grants in Wales, who is eligible, and how to apply. Welsh Government, Business Wales, UK-wide funds, and local schemes explained.