Funding

Our Community Access Support Bursary aims to help community-focused groups and organisations to access culture during Our Year, with bursaries up to £500 to access cultural events, places and activities.

Unrestricted grants for community and voluntary sports groups delivering activities for a social purpose to under-represented communities, this year's focus is on supporting adult clubs.

Grants of up to £20,000 are available for VCSE organisations to support the priorities in the Police and Crime Plan, including safer places and thriving communities.

Grants are available to fund core costs of smaller registered charities working in the following areas: children and young people; disadvantaged families and prisoners and ex-offenders.

Culture Grants – Culture Everywhere Micro Grants are Wakefield Council’s grants specifically aimed at Wakefield-based VCSE sector organisations to run short term and small scale creative and heritage projects and events.

A seven-day online match funding campaign supporting arts and culture charities working to achieve societal impact across the UK, run in partnership with New Philanthropy for Arts & Culture (NPAC).

Power to Change is looking to collaborate with a small number of community businesses that are working on innovative ways to renew their local high streets and town centres. Investment, peer networking and advocacy.

The Arnold Clark Community Fund helps registered UK charities and community groups with funding for: cost of living support; our communities support; and gear up for sport.

Funding for organisations to enable life-enhancing opportunities for individuals living with disabilities and / or living in the most deprived areas in the UK.

Tender opportunity for an organisation established in delivering creative interventions based anywhere in West Yorkshire to focus on supporting the workforce with West Yorkshire Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub.

Grants are available for registered charities for specific projects rather than general organisational costs that improve communication skills for disadvantaged adults and supports NEET people into employment.

Through the Weston Charity Awards, unrestricted grants of £6,500 are available to instigate strategic change and accelerate innovative growth despite current challenges.

One grant for a VCSE organisation or partnership to support vulnerable women and those with a cervix across Wakefield District to participate in cervical screening and educate on the health benefits of regular screening.

Make It Big is offering £25,000 grant funding and tailored support for Black and Global Majority-led charities and social enterprises, helping you strengthen your foundation and prepare for social investment.

A seven-day online match funding campaign dedicated to helping charities playing a vital role in tackling pressing environmental issues, run in partnership with Environmental Funders Network.

Lloyds Bank Foundation are committed to supporting charities that help people experiencing complex issues that don’t have simple solutions, such as homelessness, domestic abuse and addiction.

The Booster Fund supports new and existing community businesses in England that are at all stages of a community share issue.

The Foyle Foundation is an independent grant making trust that distributes grants to VCSE organisations.

These grants are designed to support charities, especially those working at grass roots and local community level, in any field, across a wide range of activities.

Paul Hamlyn Foundation want to support organisations who are working at the intersection of art and social change, with grants of £90k to £300k over three years.

The Charles Hayward Foundation fund preventative and early intervention programmes being delivered at the community level which allow older people to stay in their own homes and remain independent.

The Community Grant Scheme gives small grants of up to £1,750 to local community and voluntary groups that work to make a real difference within our communities.

Grants are available to community groups, schools and not-for-profit organisations for projects that champion education, participation, environment, diversity and health in the UK.

As part of its new grant-making Strategy 2022-25, BBC Children in Need has launched a grants stream for core costs.

BBC Children in Need is offering funding for defined projects with a focus on children and young people.

In order to help organisations deal with rising costs and inflationary pressures, Key Fund will be launching a new Flexible Finance Fund for established community and social enterprises.

Grants are available for organisations that are working to support disadvantaged and disabled children in the UK.

Individually tailored grants of up to £2,400 for children and young people who have experienced a crisis that has recently had a significant and enduring impact on their wellbeing and educational engagement.

Funding is available for UK charities working in the Swire Charitable Trust's three core funding areas of: Opportunity, Environment, and Heritage.

Small grants are available to support older people living on low incomes in England and Wales with the costs of home essentials, unexpected large bills, living costs and getting connected online.

Isolation and loneliness are very prevalent in rural areas where transport and amenities are scarce and Pub is The Hub is making funding available to pubs prepared to support their local residents.

The Trust provides long-term core funding to small charities and run an Awards programme for individuals and groups committed to social, cultural and environmental causes.

£1 million of government funding is available for 1,000 new defibrillators in community spaces across England.

Grants to support families and individuals for essential personal and household needs to assist families and individuals with low incomes, particularly those living on benefits.

The Trust aims to support charities that are providing services for blind, deaf and disabled people.

This grant funding supports charities delivering projects which help to improve people’s lives in communities across England, Scotland and Wales.

The National Lottery Community Fund are looking to fund organisations that want to do more to help communities come together and help make us a better-connected society.

Capital grants are available to registered charities working in one of the following areas: communities experiencing racial inequalities, disabilities, domestic and sexual abuse, economic disadvantage, and more.

This programme supports development by allowing artists, cultural practitioners and organisations to work in new ways and to get their work out to new audiences.

Small grants are available to community and voluntary groups to support small-scale projects with a community emphasis that would find it hard to obtain funding elsewhere.

Grants are available to support not-for-profit organisations in the UK who are working towards the Foundation’s vision of a world in which everyone is free to move and no is forced to move.

The Movement Fund offers crowdfunding pledges, grants and resources to improve physical activity opportunities for the people and communities who need it the most.

Grants up to £75,000 to support larger improvement projects to rural community buildings in England such as full refits and extensions.

Grants to support the running costs of small registered charities working with elderly people, children and young people and people who have disabilities or mental health challenges, or working in education/learning.

Grants from Turning Point to help local organisations and community groups launch activities that will reduce social isolation, improve the five ways to wellbeing and have a lasting legacy beyond the funding.

Grants for schools, community groups, clubs, societies or other organisations to improve the education and development of children and young people through educational, cultural, sporting and other activities.

Funding for registered charities with primary objectives to assist disadvantaged/underprivileged young people; people with disabilities (physical or learning disabilities or mental health problems); and/or older people.