Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm Fund

Funding

Up to £500

Deadline

Check with the funder

Location

England, Yorkshire and The Humber

Applications

Rolling applications

Overview

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 your local community. The fund is managed by Two Ridings Community Foundation. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You need to serve communities in the area around the wind farm to be eligible.

Requirements to check

Key requirements:

  • Must serve communities around Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm area

Groups serving communities in the area around the Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm in East Yorkshire.

This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.

Who is this for?

This fund is for organisations that serve communities around the Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm in East Yorkshire. You could be a charity, community group, or local organisation. You must demonstrate that your project will benefit people in this specific area.

Funder track record
Last published award 2024

Awards published

745

Typical award

£2,000

Most awards

£1,302 to £5,000

Most funded region

Yorkshire and The Humber

Recent awards include The Hut York Ltd (£2,000, 2024), Kyra Women's Project (£2,000, 2024) and HOPING York Street Kitchen (£2,288, 2024).

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Full details from Two Ridings Community Foundation

This fund is for the benefit of the people and communities in the area around the Sixpenny Wood Wind Farm in East Yorkshire. Covers overhead costs, project costs, and capital expenditure. Grants range from £1 to £500.

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Last updated: 27 September 2026