If your project or organisation is within the first 12 months of development, with a clear social purpose benefiting young people in the UK, you could receive a grant or loan of £15,000.
If you are delivering a new or existing activity, or want to make changes in your organisation or charity, you could win a grant from National Lottery Awards for All England.
Hertfordshire Community Foundation are running a free online course on Thursday 13th February for anyone working for a VCSE (Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise) in Hertfordshire who wants to master the fundraising basics.
The School for Social Entrepreneurs are running an online course on how to write a successful funding application, for people who haven’t written a funding application before or who want a refresher.
Cumbria CVS has dedicated funding officers to help your organisation, as well as running funding fairs, offering funding training, and having a range of resources available including their own funding portal.
The ‘local communities fund’ from Copeland Community Fund offers support for projects seeking funding in the area of South Cumberland and Whitehaven & Coastal.
The Tesco Stronger Starts scheme provides grants of up to £1,500 for groups and schools supporting their local community. Grant applications are put to the public vote in local Tesco stores every three months.
If you are looking for further funding for your enterprise, the ‘grow and maintain’ fund is offering arts and culture community grants of up to £20,000.
The Comic Relief Community Fund offers grants of up to £5,000 for grassroots, community-led organisations in England to help support the delivery of services and activity that benefit local communities.
The Hertfordshire Community Foundation is giving grants of up to £1000 to VCSE organisations to help them to become more sustainably ‘green’.
BHF is offering grants of up to £2,500 for small community groups and local charities across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Flutter UKI are delighted to team up with Sported for the 2024 edition of Cash4Clubs, offering small grants of 2,000 GBP/Euro to community sports clubs and organisations that are giving adults access to sport across the UK and Ireland.