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Claremont, Weaste and Seedley Community Grant
Salford City Council
Funding for community projects benefiting Claremont, Weaste and Seedley residents.
East Salford Community Grant
Salford City Council
East Salford supports not-for-profit community projects. Awards are usually up to £3,000, but larger requests can be considered where local need and priorities justify them.
Eccles Community Committee Grant
Salford City Council
Funding for community projects in Eccles, Winton and Barton. Specific limits apply to start-ups, festivals and lunch clubs.
Little Hulton and Walkden Community Grant
Salford City Council
Funding for community projects in Little Hulton and Walkden. The £500 limit applies to one-off events.
Ordsall, Quays, Pendleton and Charlestown Community Grant
Salford City Council
Funding for community projects benefiting Ordsall, Quays, Pendleton and Charlestown residents.
Grow Your Club Grants
Wakefield Council
A £500 grant helps Wakefield sports and physical activity clubs bring in new junior members through introductory sessions. Funding can pay for a coaching course for a new volunteer, equipment and venue hire. Sessions must run for at least three months, charge a small fee to help cover costs, and continue regularly. The council provides an application form but publishes no closing date.
Members Ward Budget
Kirklees Council
Kirklees councillors can allocate their Members Local Project Fund to local priorities through their ward budgets. Community and voluntary groups can contact the Active Citizens and Places Team for advice about availability and proposals. The council does not publish a fixed award limit or application deadline for this route.
Neighbourhood Board Funding
Derby City Council
Derby City Council offers funding for community organisations to address local priorities in their neighbourhood areas. You need to contact the Neighbourhood team to find out about your local Neighbourhood Board and what grant money is available.
Ward Community Grant
Leicester City Council
Leicester City Council offers small grants through quarterly ward community meetings. The funding supports projects that benefit local communities in Leicester. Residents work with the council at these meetings to identify local issues and improve their neighbourhoods. Funding is allocated at ward level through this community-led process.
Community Investment Fund
Stoke-on-Trent City Council
The Community Investment Fund gives up to £50,000 to community groups in Stoke-on-Trent. You can buy equipment, materials, and other physical items for your project. The money cannot pay for salaries, rent, or running costs. Priority goes to projects that help children and young people, improve education and skills, or support health and wellbeing. Projects that make communities safer and cleaner also get priority. You can also apply if your project promotes Stoke-on-Trent as a destination. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline.
Local Community Fund
Essex County Council
Essex County Council offers up to £5,300 for community projects through their Local Community Fund. You must be nominated by an Essex County Councillor in your district to apply. Projects must focus on one of three themes: Youth Provision, Levelling Up the Community, or Climate Action. The fund operates on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. Councillors choose which schemes or projects to nominate in their area. This is not an open application process. You need to approach your local Essex County Councillor first.
South Cambridgeshire Community Chest Grants
South Cambridgeshire District Council
Community Chest supports community projects benefiting South Cambridgeshire residents. Eligible groups can receive up to £2,000 in a financial year, including multiple awards within that limit. The main fund is open; its Biodiversity stream is closed.
East Cambridgeshire Facilities Improvement Grant
East Cambridgeshire District Council
Facilities Improvement Grants provide up to £10,000 towards capital improvements to community facilities in East Cambridgeshire. Applications are accepted all year. The council’s £30,000 fund budget is not the amount available to one applicant.
Fenland District Council Changing Views Grants
Fenland District Council
Fenland District Council offers grants for projects that create positive change in the Fenland area. Community and voluntary organisations can apply. Projects must benefit people living in Fenland. Contact the council directly for funding amounts and full eligibility details.
Glassmoor Local Environment Fund
Fenland District Council
The Glassmoor Local Environment Fund supports local environmental improvement projects in the Glassmoor area. Community groups can apply for funding to enhance their local environment. The fund is run by Fenland District Council.
Ransonmoor Community Fund
Fenland District Council
The Ransonmoor Community Fund supports local projects and initiatives in the Ransonmoor area. Community organisations can apply for grants to fund activities that benefit local residents. The fund is run by Fenland District Council.
National Lottery Heritage Grants £250,000 to £10million
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
The National Lottery Heritage Fund offers grants between £250,000 and £10 million for large heritage projects. You can use the money for conservation, restoration, and community engagement work. Only not-for-profit organisations can apply. The fund covers projects in England, with a focus on the East of England.
Your Councillor Community Fund
Surrey County Council
Surrey County Councillors have budgets to fund local community projects. You can apply for money to run projects that help your local area. Projects must improve social, economic, or environmental well-being in the community. Each councillor has their own budget to give out. You need to apply to your local Surrey County Councillor. The funding amount varies by councillor. Applications are accepted throughout the year. You must be an organisation or group, not an individual.
Community Covenant Grant Scheme
Surrey County Council
The Community Covenant Grant Scheme provides up to £7,000 for local projects in Surrey. The money helps strengthen connections between military families and local communities. You can use the funding for initiatives that bring Armed Forces personnel and civilians together. Local organisations can apply for projects that build mutual understanding between these groups. The scheme has rolling deadlines, so you can apply at any time. Applications are managed by Surrey County Council. Projects should focus on creating stronger ties between military and civilian communities.
Surrey Smokefree Generation Grant Award Scheme
Surrey County Council
Surrey County Council offers grants up to £7,000 for voluntary and community organisations. The money helps develop projects that get more people using local stop smoking services. You can use the funding to create initiatives that raise awareness about quitting smoking. The grant targets Voluntary Community Social Enterprise organisations in Surrey. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline. You need to show how your project will increase engagement with stop smoking services. The funding helps tackle smoking in local communities.
Surrey Heritage for All
Community Foundation for Surrey and Surrey Cultural Partnership
Surrey Heritage for All offers grants up to £10,000 to help diverse communities connect with Surrey's heritage and natural environment. The funding comes from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. You can use the money to create new opportunities for people from different backgrounds to engage with local heritage. This could include community projects, events, or activities that make heritage more accessible. The grant is run by the Community Foundation for Surrey and Surrey Cultural Partnership. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline. You need to be an organisation working specifically to increase heritage engagement for diverse communities.
Surrey Hills Trust Fund
Surrey Hills Trust
The Surrey Hills Trust Fund gives grants to local voluntary and community groups in Surrey. It funds community projects that benefit local residents. It also supports landscape conservation and community enterprise schemes in the Surrey Hills area.
Asda Cost of Living Grant
Asda
Asda offers grants to help community groups with rising running costs. The funding helps cover operational expenses during tough economic times. Community groups across England can apply if they are struggling with increased costs due to the cost of living crisis. The exact amount of funding available is not specified. There is no set deadline, so you can apply at any time. This is a rolling application process. You can use the money for day-to-day running costs that have gone up due to inflation. The grant is specifically designed to help groups cope with higher bills and expenses.
Aviva Community Fund
Aviva
The Aviva Community Fund supports small UK causes making a difference in their local community. Aviva has partnered with Crowdfunder to run this programme. It helps causes build their capabilities and raise money in a more sustainable way. Aviva's workforce also gets involved to support funded causes.
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- Foundation Scotland
- Innovate UK
- National Lottery Community Fund
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- Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland
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