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English Lakes Hotels Trust Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund offers grants of up to £1,000 to employees of English Lakes Hotels and local charities or not-for-profit groups. Projects must be in Windermere, Ambleside, Morecambe, or Lancaster. Priority goes to projects tackling hardship, supporting families in crisis, promoting education, apprenticeships, or the Christian church. Past grants have covered funeral costs for families in need and premises hire for homeless young people.
Evening Hill Grassroots Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund offers grants of up to £2,000 to charities and not-for-profit organisations in Cumbria. It supports projects helping young people aged 16 to 25, older people, and people in rural areas. Funded work can tackle poverty, improve health, reduce social inequality, or promote climate action. Priority goes to projects supporting children, young people, and elderly people, especially in rural communities.
Fairfield Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action in communities located close to the Fairfield Wind Farm, Pica. Donor Fairfield Windfarm Ltd, operated by EDF Energy Renewables Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations which benefit the parishes of Parton, Lowca, Distington and Moresby Examples of activities the Fund would like to support: • environmental sustainability • improvements to community facilities • projects which improve the energy efficiency of residents on low incomes What the fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals • anti-renewable energy projects How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £10,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Lisa Blackwell on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Fevara Group Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
The Fevara Group Fund supports charitable and not-for-profit organisations in Cumbria. Grants are up to £3,000 for one year. The fund focuses on reducing poverty, improving health, and tackling social inequality. Priority goes to projects that raise aspirations, support rural and farming communities, or improve knowledge of countryside matters. Examples include educating young people in rural matters, agricultural qualifications for people with disabilities, and community facilities run by grassroots groups. Individuals cannot apply.
Fryer Grassroots Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund gives grants to charities and not-for-profit groups that support people with a disability. It funds projects that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, or help disabled people reach their potential. Grants are normally up to £5,000 for one year of activity.
Genesis Homes Community Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund gives grants to charities and not-for-profit groups in Cumbria. It supports projects that benefit communities near Genesis Homes developments. Current development areas include Seaton, Carlisle, Penrith, Kendal, Halton, Kirkby Lonsdale, and Penrith. Grants are normally up to £3,000 for one year. Priority goes to projects helping children and families, older people, health and wellbeing, and community resilience. Individuals cannot apply.
Geoffrey Blake Architectural Heritage Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations for community-based projects of architectural merit in Cumbria that enhance people’s experience and understanding of the built environment. Projects must have full access by the public and have a clear benefit to the community. Donor Private individual, who created the Fund in memory of her father, who had a long-standing interest in historical architecture. Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations Examples of projects the Fund would like to support: • renovation of community features and landmarks, e.g., watering holes, crosses and memorials • renovation of features of public buildings which have particular architectural merit • the creation of new work including sculptures and other built features • reconstructing historical bridleways of significant importance What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals • major building renovations How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £2,000 over one year; however, larger grants may be awarded. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Lisa Blackwell on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Gurney Charitable Trust Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This grant supports charitable and not-for-profit organisations in the Keswick, Cockermouth, Aspatria, and Wigton areas. It funds projects that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle inequality, or promote a sense of place and climate action. Organisations in and around Ireby are given priority. Grants are normally up to £2,000 for one year.
herdyfund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to charitable organisations that support Cumbria’s rural communities, particularly upland fell farming, and for projects that reduce social isolation and/or create innovative and ambitious solutions to the problems facing farmers and rural communities. Donor The herdy Company Limited Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations Priority will be given to projects that: • make long-term, strategic investment in people or the organisation • offer inclusive activities and reduce isolation • support rural communities • leverage additional funds What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £1,000 over one year. Multiple-year funding may be considered. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here For further information about this fund please contact: Siona Hartley on 01900 820824 or email siona@cumbriafoundation.org
Janetta Topsy Laidlaw Trust Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports older people who want to stay in their own homes and are facing significant hardship. Individuals must be supported by a health professional or social worker. Charitable groups helping older people in the Carlisle City Council area can also apply. Grants are normally up to £1,000 over one year. Your household income will be considered when your application is assessed. Individuals can usually only receive one award from this fund.
Jeffrey Bond Memorial Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports nature conservation and environmental projects in Cumbria. Grants are normally up to £2,000 for one year. It funds things like habitat creation, species conservation, hedge restoration, wildflower planting, and upland path repairs. Priority goes to projects that involve volunteers.
Johnson Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to individuals and organisations for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action in the former local authority areas of Allerdale, Carlisle, Eden, and South Lakeland. Donor Private individuals Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations • individuals under the age of 30 Priority will be given to projects that: • help carers of people with dementia • support young people to fulfil their potential Examples of projects supported: • music therapy sessions for disabled children • training materials for students to increase their skills base and employability • ‘time-out’ trip for carers of those with mental health issues • contribution to living costs for a student studying for a MMus (conducting) degree How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £3,000 over one year. Household income will be considered in the assessment of an application for an individual. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Lisa Blackwell, Grants and Programmes Officer, on 01900 820828 or email lisa@cumbriafoundation.org.
Joyce Wilkinson Charitable Trust Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This grant supports charitable and not-for-profit groups working in or near the parishes of Rosley, Westward, Wigton, and Aspatria in North Cumbria. It was set up in memory of Joyce Wilkinson, who spent her life in Rosley and Westward. Priority goes to groups helping older adults, children, and young people, or those managing village facilities like halls, play areas, and schools. There is no minimum or maximum grant amount. Each application is judged on its own merits, with closeness to Rosley and Westward being a key factor.
Kipling Fund for Older People
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations benefitting older people in Cumbria for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action. Donor Legacy gift Background Born in Westmorland, George Kipling lived and farmed at Burgh-by-Sands. He was a man who cared about his community and rural life and was especially concerned about the welfare of children and older people. As a widower with no children, he chose to leave £120,000 of his estate to charity. The executors of his will agreed the best way to fulfil his wishes was to establish two funds at the Foundation, one benefitting children and young people, and the other benefitting older people throughout Cumbria. Who can apply? • charitable not-for-profit organisations Examples of projects supported: • social inclusion activities for isolated older people • local support group for older people affected by heart conditions and strokes • support groups for people with dementia What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £1,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Sarah Thompson on 01900 820 821 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Kipling Fund for Younger People
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund gives grants of up to £2,000 to charitable and not-for-profit organisations in Cumbria. The money supports children, young people, and families. Priority goes to projects helping young people with mental health needs, children and young people generally, and households on low incomes. Funded projects have included youth groups, young carers' projects, educational work for teenagers, and equipment for family groups. School trips are not funded.
Kirkby Moor Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action in the communities within eight kilometres from the Kirkby Moor Wind Farm. Eligibility areas shown on the map: Kirkby Moor Wind Farm Area of Benefit. Priority will be given to projects located in the red area. Donor Nadara Limited Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations which benefit communities within eight kilometres from the Kirkby Moor Wind Farm Examples of activities the Fund would like to support: • projects that promote and/or implement the sustainable use of energy and resources • environmental improvements to community facilities • projects to improve the energy efficiency of residents on low incomes • projects to improve the energy efficiency of community facilities • community composting schemes • projects that promote local produce and reduce food miles • hedge restoration and wildflower planting schemes • free events which educate and inform people on efficient use of resources and energy What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £10,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Siona Hartley on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Laidlaw Fund for the Environment
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports wildlife habitat protection and environmental education projects in Cumbria. Projects in Carlisle and the surrounding area are given priority. Grants are normally up to £2,000 for one year. Charitable and not-for-profit organisations can apply. Individuals cannot apply.
Lakeland Disability Support Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund helps disabled people and charitable groups in the former South Lakeland area. It pays for items and support that relieve physical disability, such as electric scooters, hoists, orthopaedic chairs, laptops, specialised software, respite care, and accessible holidays. Grants are normally between £100 and £5,000. Individuals are the priority. The fund will not pay for anything already available through the NHS, social services, or statutory provision. Your household income will be considered if you apply as an individual.
Lamont Pridmore Grassroots Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action in the former local authority of Allerdale, and particularly in the Workington area. Donor Lamont Pridmore Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations Examples of projects supported: • theatre workshops for schoolchildren in deprived areas • coaching training for local trampoline club • kit and equipment for junior football club • premises hire for youth club activities • music workshops and master classes in schools What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £3,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Lisa Blackwell on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Laurel House Brampton Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations providing activities that benefit older people age 60+ residing within the Parish of Brampton and the surrounding area. Donor The Laurel House Management Committee Who can apply? •charitable not-for-profit organisations Priority will be given to projects that: • reduce isolation for older people • improve the health and wellbeing of older people Examples of projects supported: • social inclusion activities for isolated older people, e.g., regular meetings, pie and pea suppers, lunches, coffee mornings, meals out, regular outings and trips • activities and outings that improve the health and welfare of older people, especially those with mobility issues and/or disabilities, and their carers • sessions with speakers and/or organisations that provide advice and guidance for older people, e.g., benefits advice What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £2,000 over one year. Multiple-year grants may be considered depending on the project. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Joe Cosby on 01900 511 856 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Lawrence Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
The Lawrence Fund supports disadvantaged people in North Cumbria who are studying horticulture or music. Priority goes to young talented musicians, music therapy projects, and gardening-for-health activities. Charities and individuals can both apply. Grants are normally up to £2,000 for one year. If you are an individual, your household income will be considered as part of the assessment.
Liddle Thomson Community First Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports charitable and not-for-profit organisations in the north Allerdale area, mainly around Wigton and Carlisle. Grants are up to £1,000 for one year. Projects should reduce poverty, improve health, tackle inequality, or promote climate action and a sense of place. Priority goes to groups working with children and young people.
Live the Dream Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to individuals and organisations in the former local authorities of Allerdale and Copeland to enable access to educational or training activity which raises career aspirations. Donor BNFL Who can apply? • young people living in Allerdale or Copeland, with priority given to those aged 16-25. Individuals will need to provide evidence of excellence in their chosen field. • Charitable, not-for-profit organisations which directly benefit individuals in the former local authorities of Allerdale and Copeland. Groups will need to provide evidence of how they will/are raising aspirations for young people in Allerdale and Copeland. Examples of projects supported: • living costs for individual studying at university • coaching and training costs for a promising young athlete • apprenticeship wages for youth organisation • event to promote career aspirations in young people • employment programme for young people What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • school trips • expeditions • family holidays How much can you apply for? Grants to individuals will be up to £2,000 over one year. Household income will be considered in the assessment of the application. Grants to organisations will be up to £10,000 over one year. Multiple-year funding may be considered. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like to know more about this fund please contact: Tracy Cheesbrough Grants & Programmes Officer, on 01900 512395 or email: tracy@cumbriafoundation.org.
Matson Ground Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Overview Grants to support projects that are triggered by community need and that bring people together to address shared challenges, foster social action, and improve local spaces. The Fund aims to: • strengthen communities and improve people’s lives through local, community-led projects • respond quickly and flexibly to emerging and urgent need • support creative ideas to tackle social or environmental issues and enable communities to be more resilient in the long term The Fund aligns with the Cumbria Lieutenancy’s Strategy, which was launched in September 2025. Donor Alex and Samantha Scott Who can apply? • small, grassroots charitable, not-for-profit, and volunteer-led organisations based in Cumbria • larger county-wide charitable groups can apply, but ONLY if their values and approach closely match the Fund’s aims and guiding principles What the Fund will support: • project-based activity • unrestricted and core funding ONLY if the organisation’s objectives are closely aligned with the Fund’s aims and We are particularly interested in projects that: • support young people, especially in rural and underserved communities • address the needs of vulnerable or underrepresented groups • promote volunteering, civic participation, and community engagement • champion environmental sustainability and climate-conscious practices • create opportunities for people to work together and take collective action on local priorities What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals • national charities • planned building improvements How much can you apply for? Grants will typically range from £1,000 to £15,000. Larger or multiple-year grants may be considered in exceptional circumstances. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Sarah Thompson on 01900 820821 or email sarah@cumbriafoundation.org
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