NNS Digital Fund
Funding
Up to £2,000
Deadline
Check with the funder
Location
Birmingham
Applications
Rolling applications
Overview
Rolling grants of up to £2,000 support digital inclusion in Birmingham through marketing, training and internet connectivity. Applicants must speak to the NNS Digital team before submitting an application. General website development is excluded.
Requirements to check
Key requirements:
- Contact the NNS Digital team before applying; the funder checks this at assessment.
- Funding must be spent within one year.
Eligible local charities, constituted community groups and other organisations with charitable aims must meet the fund-specific rules. Annual income must not exceed £500,000. CICs must be at least two years old and meet the Foundation’s additional governance rules. Individuals and retrospective costs are excluded. Projects must support digital inclusion in Birmingham, including older residents, people with long-term disabilities and the relevant NNS communities.
This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.
Eligible local charities, constituted community groups and other organisations with charitable aims must meet the fund-specific rules. Annual income must not exceed £500,000. CICs must be at least two years old and meet the Foundation’s additional governance rules. Individuals and retrospective costs are excluded. Projects must support digital inclusion in Birmingham, including older residents, people with long-term disabilities and the relevant NNS communities.
Sectors
Regions
Awards published
2,348
Typical award
£4,090
Most awards
£2,000 to £10,000
Most funded region
West Midlands
625 awards in 2025, down from 888 the year before.
Recent awards include New Beginnings Community (£3,000, 2025), Madrina UK (£2,476, 2025) and Churches Together in Balsall Common & Berkswell (£2,698, 2025).
Contains data from 360Giving publishers, used under open licence.
Full details from Heart of England Community Foundation
Rolling grants of up to £2,000 support digital inclusion in Birmingham through marketing, training and internet connectivity. Applicants must speak to the NNS Digital team before submitting an application. General website development is excluded. Eligible local charities, constituted community groups and other organisations with charitable aims must meet the fund-specific rules. Annual income must not exceed £500,000. CICs must be at least two years old and meet the Foundation’s additional governance rules. Individuals and retrospective costs are excluded. Projects must support digital inclusion in Birmingham, including older residents, people with long-term disabilities and the relevant NNS communities. Read the current fund factsheet and the Foundation’s essential information, then use the application link on the fund page.
Read the current fund factsheet and the Foundation’s essential information, then use the application link on the fund page.
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