Grants in Yorkshire and The Humber

The Rusholme Wind Farm Fund gives grants from £1 to £1,000 to small voluntary groups. The money helps enhance and improve communities in four specific parishes. These are Airmyn, Drax, Long Drax and N

The Knabs Ridge Wind Farm Community Fund gives grants from £1 to £700 for local projects. You can apply for charitable, educational, environmental or community projects. The money must benefit residen

Sheffield City Council provides small grants for 30 lunch clubs across Sheffield. The grants help reduce loneliness and isolation among older people. Lunch clubs must enable older people to make frien

Sheffield City Council invests in minority-led voluntary sector organisations to strengthen community ties. The grant promotes health through connections made around food. It supports organisations th

The Members Local Project Fund gives councillors a ward budget to address local issues and priorities. Community and voluntary groups can apply through their local councillors. Councillors decide how

The Community First Prime Opportunities Fund gives grants up to £500 for projects helping children and young people in disadvantaged areas. You can apply if you work in areas of significant disadvanta

This fund supports community groups in Barmston, Fraisthorpe, Carnaby, and south Bridlington. You can get up to £15,000 for projects that improve quality of life for local residents. The money comes f

The Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm Fund gives grants from £1 to £500. It supports people and communities around the Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm in East Yorkshire. You can apply for small projects that benefit yo

Two Ridings Community Foundation offers grants from £200 to £2,500 for small community groups and organisations. You can apply if your organisation has an annual income under £150,000. The funding hel

The Theatre Breakthrough Fund supports theatre-makers and organisations in the North of England to develop and present new work. It focuses on emerging and mid-career artists. You must be based in the

This joint project is funded by Sheffield City Council and the local NHS Integrated Care Board. It connects people to community services to improve health and wellbeing. The funding aims to delay the

Sheffield City Council offers multi-year core funding to voluntary sector organisations in Sheffield. The grants cover essential costs like salaries, rent, and utilities. You must provide information,

Sheffield City Council offers grants to partnerships and community groups that engage men in community activities. The funding aims to address men's emotional wellbeing, noting that 3 in 4 suicides ar

Culture Grants provide up to £1,000 for creative projects in Wakefield district. You can be a creative person, cultural organisation, or community group. The money supports cultural activities and cre

The Active Communities Fund offers grants of up to £1,000 for physical activity and healthy lifestyle projects. You must be working in South East Wakefield communities. The fund supports active living

The Grow Your Club programme helps sports and physical activity clubs in Wakefield District welcome more junior members. This funding supports clubs in expanding their youth participation and developi

Wakefield Council offers grants to voluntary, recreational and community groups in the Wakefield District. The scheme supports community activities and projects that benefit local residents.

The Holiday Activities and Food programme provides free holiday club sessions for school-aged children who get benefits-related free school meals. Children receive a free healthy meal and participate

The Nidderdale Plus Community Fund supports local charitable groups in Nidderdale and surrounding areas. You can get between £200 and £2,000 to run activities for local people or cover overhead costs.

Sheffield City Council offers funding to run free holiday clubs for children who get free school meals. The programme covers Reception to Year 11 pupils during school holidays. You must provide a free

Sheffield City Council offers small grants for 30 lunch clubs across Sheffield. The grants help reduce loneliness and isolation among older people. You can use the money to run friendly groups where o

Sheffield City Council offers grants for community meal projects that bring people together to tackle loneliness and social isolation. The funding supports new approaches to community development thro