We regularly update this page with available funding we think might be of interest to the organisations we support. Scroll through funding with deadlines and find rolling programme funding opportunities below.
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Please see funding opportunities with deadlines below and further down the page, a list of rolling funding opportunities.
Funding opportunities - with deadlines:
Salters' Charitable Foundation
Has grants available for projects in Greater London which have a positive impact on disadvantaged local communities and bring about wider social change. The focus is on London citizenship and community development, education, the elderly and underserved and vulnerable communities. Deadline 20 January 2025.
Lloyd Bank Foundation
Is offering 83 unrestricted grants of £75,000 over three years, alongside tailored development support, to small, local, specialist charities supporting people to overcome complex issues in England and Wales. Deadline 23 January 2025.
Foyle Foundation Small Grants Scheme
Has funding available to UK charities that have an annual turnover of less than £150,000. Priority is given to local charities still active in their communities that are currently delivering services to the young, vulnerable, elderly, disadvantaged or the general community. Applicants must show how any grant will make a significant difference to their current work and must be able to demonstrate ongoing financial viability over the next 12 months. Deadline 31 January 2025.
Home Instead
Has grants of up to £500 available to small grassroots organisations and of up to £1,500 for small local charities.which provide activities and projects for those aged 55+ years, through wellbeing activities and programmes in the local community. They aim to prevent social isolation and loneliness. Projects are only fully funded for organisations who hold no more than 3 months operating costs in reserve. Those with more than this, are offered a maximum of 50% of their total required funding.This can fund regular weekly or monthly events and activities (eg. cinema club, knit and natter, lunch club), one-off activities (eg. day trip, a Christmas lunch) and activities such as yoga, or a guest speaker for your group. Applications will be considered from groups, associations and charities that do not service the over-50s directly if the project they require funding for does, eg. a local school holding a special afternoon tea for local care home residents. Deadline end January 2025.
Kingston First Town Centre Community Fund 2025
The Kingston First Town Centre Community Fund has returned for 2025. This year the fund has grown, with £30,000 available to local businesses, charities and communities organisations to support projects that have a positive impact on the town centre, support local businesses and promote positive community engagement. You can find out more about what was funded in the previous window here. Deadline 31 January 2025.
The MSE Charity
Is offering a limited number of grants of up to £10,000 to UK not-for-profit organisations with an income of less than £750,000. The funding is to help them deliver activities within the UK that improve people’s ability to become more financially capable in their present and future circumstances. Examples include: Money management workshops; Training volunteers to deliver workshops or to provide peer-support to others; Upskilling existing staff to access financial capability training to support their end-users directly; Provide access to financial inclusion activities for people who are disadvantaged in anyway such as by age, disability, ethnicity or gender. Deadline 31 January 2025.
The 7stars Foundation
Is offering grants of up to £2,500 for registered charities with an annual turnover of less than £1.5 million across the UK to deliver projects and activities that support young people aged 16 years and under across the priority themes of abuse, addiction, child carers, and homelessness. Deadline 2 February 2025.
CABWI Lifelong Learning and Development Fund
Is accepting applications from registered charities in the UK that work directly with young people and adults who are not in employment, training, or education (NEET). Organisations with an income of between £231,000 and £1 million can apply for grants of up to £35,000. Those with an income of up to £231,000 may apply for a maximum of 15% of their previous year's turnover. Deadline 3 February 2025.
The D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
Has grants available for UK registered charities, operating in the UK, in the advancement of the arts, health and medical welfare, and environmental protection or improvement. Deadline 4 February 2025.
The VocTech Activate Scheme
Supports the development of new ideas that use digital tools and approaches to transform how people in the UK gain skills for work. The scheme is described as a 'test bed' where the first spark of an idea which could solve a vocational learning problem can be scoped and tested in a supportive environment. The design, development and early stage testing of novel approaches to digital vocational learning will be funded. The aim is to help take those ideas through basic prototyping to the next stage of 'seeding the market' by delivering a first proof of concept prototype and planning a route to market. Individual grants of between £30,000 and £60,000 will be awarded for projects lasting between 3 and 12 months. Applications are invited from UK-based early stage businesses, smaller digital innovators and other organisations looking to test new digital approaches on a small scale. Charities, trade bodies, existing learning providers, and employers who would like to test new approaches to using digital technology for vocational learning, may also apply. Deadline 4 February 2025.
Esmee Fairbarn Communities and Collections Fund
Museums, galleries and heritage organisations in the UK can apply for grants of up to £100,000 for projects lasting up to three years. The fund expects to award around 12 grants in total, across two funding rounds. Deadline 5 February 2025.
Age without limits - micro grants for Community Groups
Are being made available for community groups and local voluntary sector organisations within Age-friendly Communities to take part in the Age Without Limits Day on 11th June 2025. This year, the theme for the day is Celebrate Ageing. Challenge Ageism. We want to fund creative ways of marking the day that work for you and your community. Last year’s Age Without Limits Day saw fashion shows, podcast launches, volunteer awards, photography competitions and much more. Grants of up to £500 are available, with an additional £150 to cover anything needed to make your event or activity more accessible. There will be two information sessions to answer any questions you may have: Thursday 16th January 2pm-3pm: Click here to register or Tuesday 21st January 12pm-1pm: Click here to register. Application Deadline 10 February 2025.
Leeds Building Society Foundation
Has grants of between £250 and £1,000 available to charities anywhere in the UK that have a turnover of less than £1 million. The funding is to be used for projects that support those in need of a safe and secure home and is available to UK registered charities for projects which address one or more of the following themes: Financial stress - projects that help with bills or debt stress; Security and refuge - projects that support emergency accommodation; Quality and suitability of housing; Health and wellbeing support for those experiencing homelessness if it is part of wraparound support and the application also meets at least one of the other themes. Deadline 10 February 2025.
Asda Foundation New Outdoor Community Spaces Fund
Is inviting local grassroots community organisations with an income of less than £250,000 to apply to their new £500,000 fund which will support improving or transforming an outdoor space by August 2025. Grants of £500, £1,000, £1,500, £2,000, £2,500, or £3,000 are available for projects within the UK which meet at least one of the following aims: Transform an outdoor area, creating greener and more engaging community spaces; Create or enhance community growing projects; Enable community clean ups. (The maximum grant is £500.) Deadline 11 February 2025.
The Grow Wild Community Programme
Is offering around 20 grants of up to £2,000 to not-for-profit groups across the UK to transform urban spaces for the benefit of people and wildlife through planting and championing UK native plants or fungi. Projects should enhance the biodiversity of the urban space with planting and growing as a core activity, be led by groups who care about the environment and will use sustainable materials and practices and have the potential to reach at least 300 people.In addition, projects need to work with one or more of Grow Wild’s target audience: Young people aged 12-25; People experiencing some disadvantage or reduced access to services; People who are less engaged with others in their local community; People who face barriers to connecting with nature; Disabled people. Deadline 13 February 2025.
Idlewild Trust
Is offering grants of up to £7,000 to registered charities working in the following two areas: Arts Grants: Nurturing Early-Stage Professionals - grants support training opportunities for emerging professionals, working creatively and backstage, within the performing and visual arts, post-training, and at an early stage in their career. Conservation Grants: Objects and Works of Art - grants support the conservation of cultural heritage of recognised national and international importance in museums, libraries, galleries, historic buildings, or landscapes accessible to the public (also available to museums that are exempt charities). Deadline 14 February 2025.
Better Community Business Network Grant Initiative
Has a small number of grants available each year to small not-for-profit groups with projects that address a community issue or support a local community initiative; and provide benefits to the local community. Deadline 16 February 2025.
Toytrust
Has funding available to alleviate the suffering of disadvantaged children and their families with small grants to fund equipment and services to support disabled and disadvantaged children under the age of 13 across the UK. Deadline mid-February 2025.
TNL Heritage
Has grants available to Not for Profit organisations to support a broad range of activities and project costs which connect people and communities to UK heritage. Deadline 26 February 2025.
The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
Is accepting applications from UK not-for-profit organisations to support projects in the UK aimed at working towards the creation of a peaceful and just world. Deadline 27 February 2025.
The Naturesave Trust
Has funding available of up to £5,000 for projects that actively promote sustainable and eco-friendly approaches to travel and transport, including the following types of projects: Vehicles – clean fuel, batteries or both. This can include electric vehicles, hybrid power systems and fuel cells; Infrastructure – such as public transportation systems; Energy source – using renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels like coal; Activity – walking, cycling or using a scooter instead of driving. To be eligible, the organisation and/or project must be entirely based in the UK and have a website or social media presence. Deadline 27 February 2025.
Delamare Dairy Foundation
Is offering grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 for charities and community groups to deliver projects in communities across England, Scotland, and Wales that align with the Foundation’s objectives which inlude the following: The advancement of agriculture and environmental protection; The advancement in life of young people by developing their capabilities so that they may mature as contributory members of society; The relief of financial hardship; The advancement of education; The relief of sickness. Deadline 28 February 2025.
Metropolitan Public Gardens Association
Has grants available for Community organisations and schools in London to preserve and improve gardens, neglected sites and green public open spaces in a variety of ways. Deadline 28 February 2025.
The Rowing Foundation
Is offering grants to clubs, schools and organisations within the UK who are involved in rowing and need help in buying equipment or refurbishing a boat. Although most of the Foundation’s grants go to UK Rowing Clubs, any club or organisation involved in ‘on water rowing-type’ activities can apply. Please note grants do not support kayaking, sailing or swimming. The funding should either be for the benefit of young people or those in full time education, or for the disabled. Deadline 10 March 2025.
The Weaver's Company Benevolent Fund
Has funding available for UK registered charities and charitable incorporated organisations based and working in the UK that can demonstrate impact with ex-offenders, young offenders or young people at risk of offending, either within a local area or nationally. There are small grants of up to £5,000 or larger grants with no set limit. Deadline 13 March 2025.
KFC Youth Foundation
Has funding available to charities, clubs and community groups that work with young people aged 11-25 years. The Foundation provides small grants to support grassroots organisations which empower young people to fulfil their potential by providing safe social spaces, mentoring or work and social skills. Deadline 17 March 2025.
London Marathon Charitable Trust - Active Spaces
Is offering grants to support community groups and organisations to improve and create spaces where children and young people and marginalised groups and communities can participate in sport and physical activity. Deadline 25 March 2025.
Youth Music Trailblazer Fund
Has grants available to constituted UK based organisations to run projects in England for children and young people (aged 25 or under) to make music activity more inclusive and foster learning, creation and employment opportunities.Youth Music's Trailblazer Fund aims to support young people who want to change their lives through music but cannot because of who they are, where they are from or what they are going through. The fund provides grants for organisations that want to trial work or test a new way of working, sustain a grassroots programme or disrupt the status quo (or all three).Two levels of grants are available: £2,000 to £15,000 available to organisations of less than one year old; £2,000 to £30,000 available to organisations of more than one year old. Deadline 11 April 2025.
The Cruach Trust
Has grants available to charities and other organisations to support gardeners, retired gardeners and the preservation of gardens throughout the United Kingdom. Additionally, funding can support a wide range of activities. Deadline 12 September 2025.
Funding opportunities - rolling programmes
The Albert Hunt trust
Has grants available to local registered charities in the UK that provide hospice care, provide support for the homeless or promote health and wellbeing. Ongoing.
Allen Lane Foundation
The Foundation makes grants to voluntary not-for-profit organisations in the UK for work which benefits groups of people who are under-represented in UK society. Ongoing.
Alpkit Foundation
Grants are available to community groups, schools and other not-for-profit organisations for projects that tackle issues such as diversity and inclusion in the outdoors, participation, education, conservation and protection of the natural environment and health and well-being. Ongoing.
Barchester Healthcare Foundation
Is offering grants of up to £2,500 for small community groups and local charities across England, Scotland, and Wales for projects that help reduce isolation and loneliness, promote group activities, and generally improve mobility and quality of life for older people and adults with physical, learning, or mental disabilities. Funding is intended to help small community groups and local charities with the following: Activities; Equipment and materials for use by members; Member transport; Day trips, outings, and group holidays in the UK. Priority will be given to innovative projects that help older people and those with a disability to get active, meet people, and reduce isolation. Ongoing.
Barrow Cadbury Trust
Criminal Justice Programme - The Criminal Justice Programme aims to support projects that will strengthen the evidence base for practical, structural change to the criminal justice system to account for the distinct needs and contexts of young adults, women and Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities. Ongoing.
BBC Children in Need Emergency Essentials Programme
Supports children and young people who are facing exceptionally difficult circumstances, and is delivered by Family Fund Business Services. The programme provides items that meet a child’s most basic needs such as a bed to sleep in, a cooker to provide a hot meal and other items or services critical to a child’s wellbeing. All applications must be made by a registered referrer. Ongoing.
Benefact Trust Building Improvement Grants Fund
Is offering grants to support capital works to protect and enhance Christian church and charity buildings, ensuring their continued use and viability, and the safeguarding of their heritage. Ongoing.
Biffa Award
Is giving grants to Community Projects near Landfill sites. Ongoing.
Big Local
The aim of the fund is to create empowered, resilient, dynamic and asset-rich communities making their own decisions on what is best for their area. This will involve forming a Big Local partnership and creating a plan unique to each community. Ongoing.
Bluespark Foundation
Has grants available for organisations which support the education and development of children and young people by providing grants for educational, cultural, sporting and other projects, with a particular focus on enhancing self-confidence, team working and employability.
British Gas Energy Trust
If any of your beneficiaries are struggling with increased utility bills, they should be encouraged to apply for this grant. Only individuals and families can apply and they need to apply.
British Gas Energy Trust Offering Fuel Poverty Grants
In response to the cost-of-living crisis and energy price cap increase, the independent charitable trust is currently providing two funds: Individuals and Families Fund and British Gas Energy Support Fund. No official deadline but will be cancelled once fund runs out.
Buttle Trust
Grants of up to £2000 available to enable vulnerable children and young people in the UK to overcome financial barriers preventing them from achieving their education, training or employment goals. Ongoing.
Cash for Kids Cost of Living grant
The charity helps children and young people (up to 18 years old) affected by poverty, neglect or those living with additional needs. Ongoing.
The Clothworkers' Foundation
Has grants available to UK registered charities working in the UK in one of the following areas: communities experiencing racial inequalities, disabilities, domestic and sexual abuse, economic disadvantage, homelessness, LGBT+ communities, older people facing disadvantage, prison and rehabilitation, substance misuse and addiction, and young people facing disadvantage. Ongoing.
Community Chest funding
Cambridge Estate - Each year, £50,000 (£75,000 in the first year) will be put into the Community Chest to fund projects that Cambridge Road Estate residents support and value.
Community Grants Programme
Is now open allowing community and voluntary sector groups to apply for funding for projects in their neighbourhood or throughout the borough. Applications can be submitted throughout the year, rather than groups needing to apply by a specific deadline. The money is aimed at supporting voluntary, community, not-for-profit and faith groups in Kingston to set up new and accessible activities or projects that benefit residents and make a difference to the local community.
The funding for the Community Grants Programme is broken down into these categories:
- Neighbourhood Community Grants of up to £3,000 per application for projects in each of the four neighbourhoods - Surbiton, South of the Borough, Kingston Town and Maldens & Coombe.
- Borough-wide Community Grants (opening in early 2021) of up to £3,000 for projects that benefit residents and businesses across Kingston.
- Community Infrastructure Levy, for projects that help residents as we grow as a borough. This includes community gardens, children's play spaces, tree planting, baby changing facilities, boroughwide bulb planting by residents, public artwork and the installation of defibrillators. Ongoing.
Community Ownership Fund
Is accepting expressions of interest from community groups to buy or renovate assets that would otherwise be lost to the community. Voluntary and community organisations from across the UK can apply as long as they are an incorporated organisation set up to deliver charitable purpose, social purpose or public benefit and have a viable plan for taking ownership of a community asset at risk and running it sustainably for community benefit. this is the fourth and final round. Ongoing.
Cosaraf Hardship Grants
Is offering up to £2,000 to organisations that support families and individuals from across the UK who are in financial need and struggling with everyday costs such as basic expenses, utilities, or rent arrears. Most grants are typically around £500. Applications are assessed every six weeks and groups can expect to receive a response within eight weeks of their application. Ongoing.
Cranfield Trust
The Cranfield Trust is a national charity offering free business skills, advice and guidance to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations. Ongoing.
Displacement Education Grant
The new £1 million Displacement Education Fund has been launched to address the specific challenges that children and young people who have been displaced by conflict face in accessing quality education. Ongoing.
Drapers' Charitable Fund
Is offering grants for registered charities with an annual income of less than £5 million to improve the quality of life and expectations of disadvantaged and socially excluded people and communities across Greater London. The Drapers’ Charitable Fund will support projects and activities that fall within the following themes: Education and Young People – Projects that raise the aspirations or help to realise the full potential of disadvantaged young people in Greater London; Social Welfare - Projects that address homelessness, support the rehabilitation and employability of prisoners and ex-service personnel, support for adults with sensory disabilities, mental health requirements, or learning difficulties, and social welfare projects; Textiles and Heritage – Projects that support textile conservation, heritage and skills development, military heritage, or the history of London. Ongoing.
Environmental Funders Network
Rapid Response Grant - The fund aims to support groups who are trying to seize unexpected opportunities or react to unforeseen crises with a potentially significant environmental outcome.
Ernest Cook Trust
Grants are available to registered charities, schools and not-for-profit organisations in the UK for educational projects that will encourage young people's interest in the countryside and the environment. Grants of up to £15,000 are available. Ongoing.
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
Fund the charitable work of organisations that are building an inclusive, creative and sustainable society. Ongoing.
Family Action grants
Grants of up to £600 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 Federation of Independent Retailers (The Fed)
Has announced the availability of emergency grants for members whose businesses have been damaged by recent riots in towns and cities across England and Northern Ireland wth the aim to provide financial assistance to members in need of urgent support.
These grants are part of a broader range of support measures the Fed is offering to those impacted by the disturbances. In addition to the financial aid, members can access guidance on making insurance claims, legal advice, and information on other sources of help and support.
Eligible members can apply for a one-time grant of up to £1,000. To qualify, members must be located in areas that have experienced rioting.
Football Foundation - Funding for Goal posts
Grassroots football clubs, charities, community and voluntary groups, local authorities and other
not-for-profit organisations in England can apply for grants of up to £25,000 to purchase new or replacement goalposts. Ongoing.
Garfield Weston Foundation
The foundation supports a broad range of charities and causes across the UK with small and larger grants. Ongoing.
Goldsmiths Charity
General charitable support - Grant support of up to £30,000 is available for projects addressing prisoner resettlement, youth and an ageing population. Currently, only prisoner resettlement activities are considered. Ongoing.
Gosling Foundation
For charities and non profit organisations with an income of less than £30m working with young people, in education, health and with Royal Marines. Ongoing.
Groundwork One stop Community Partnership
This programme is designed to support community groups or organisations operating within two miles of a One Stop store and tackling food poverty, supporting the vulnerable, supporting the elderly, supporting low-income families or running youth sports teams. Ongoing.
Hargreaves Foundation
Grants up to a discretionary amount are available for charities and educational institutions that support those under the age of 18 years, and living with a mental health condition, disability or growing up in poverty through the mediums of sport and education. Ongoing.
Henry Smith Charity
Main Grants - Grants are available for registered charities, social enterprises and constituted charitable groups to help people in the UK when other sources of support have failed, are inappropriate, or are simply not available. Ongoing.
Heritage Fund
Has funding available for heritage projects from £10,000 up to £10million. Ongoing.
Hodge Foundation
Grants are available to UK registered or exempt charities for projects that address the objectives of the Foundation which are welfare, education, medical treatment and research and religion. Ongoing.
Home Instead charities
Grants of up to £1500 are available for grass roots community groups and charities addressing mental health and isolation in older people in the UK. Ongoing.
In partnership with Forever Manchester, is offering grants of up to £1,000 to schools across the UK to help fund breakfast clubs aimed at pupils between reception class and year 13 to ensure that those who need it most receive a morning meal. Priority will be given to schools that either: Have 35% and above of children eligible for pupil premium funding (for England) and eligible for free school meals (Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales); or are based in an area which is classified as falling in the 10% of most deprived areas according to the Index of Multiple Deprivation. Ongoing.
King Charles III Charitable Fund
Small grants are available for charitable organisations to support community-based projects in the areas of heritage and conservation, education, health and wellbeing, social inclusion, environment, and countryside. Ongoing.
Kingston Charitable Trust
The Kingston Charitable Foundation is providing an average of 3 x £500 grants with an emphasis on getting timely help to small, Kingston-based charities. Ongoing.
The Kingston Lottery
The Kingston Council has launched the ‘Kingston Lottery’, which aims to raise money for local charities and community groups. Ongoing.
LawWorks: the solicitors Pro Bono group
LawWorks is a charity working in England and Wales to connect volunteer lawyers with people in need of legal advice, who are not eligible for legal aid. Ongoing.
Leathersellers' Small Grants Programme
Has funding available for charities and Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs) registered and operating in the UK to deliver activities to meet an identified need for vulnerable members of the community. You should have a planned expenditure of under £200,000 during the financial year in which you are applying for funding and at least one year’s published accounts. Ongoing.
Legal & General
In partnership with the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE), has launched a £3mn ‘Health Equity Fund’ to support community-based initiatives across the UK that address the social determinants of health. The Fund is open to receiving expressions of interest from organisations with projects or ideas for projects for implementation in any part of the UK. Grants of up to £75,000 per project are available. Projects could range from funding for projects that enable children living in areas of deprivation to live healthier lives to community programmes which address the social determinants behind pressures on A&E services, ways to improve housing to support better health of the occupiers, or partnerships raising awareness of the contribution the natural environment makes to health and wellbeing. Ongoing.
Lionel Wigram Memorial Trust
Funding is available for charities that are providing services for blind, deaf and disabled people in the UK. Ongoing.
London Housing Foundation
The London Housing Foundation (LHF) supports organisations who work with homeless people, or work to prevent people becoming homeless. Ongoing.
London Marathon Trust
The London Marathon Charitable Trust awards grants for capital projects that inspire and increase the numbers of people regularly taking part in physical activities.
Material Focus
Is offering grants to communities across the UK to reuse and recycle small household electricals. A total of £750,000 is being made available in 2024 to support two types of projects: Growing existing services – grants of up to £100,000 for projects that grow existing collection methods for small electricals. This could community drop points in libraries and other community locations, adding cages under refuse collection vehicles, bring banks/WEEE banks; Innovating new methods – grants of up to £50,000 to come up with new approaches to repair, reuse and/or recycle electricals, for example, collection points at large offices/campuses, drop-offs at post offices, major supermarkets, large shopping centres, retail parks, collection of waste electricals using the return journey/spare capacity during collection/delivery of parcels, or projects that support tackling the growing concerns around digital inclusion. Ongoing.
Matthew Good Foundation
Grants are available of up to £3,500 for local community groups, charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises in the UK for projects that have a positive impact on communities, people, or the environment. Ongoing.
Mercers Company and Philanthropy
Grants are intended to support charitable organisations with community-led projects that 'will make a real difference in people's lives' and which address the Foundation's priorities within its three funding programmes.
Morrisons Foundation
Is offering grants of up to £10,000 to registered charities in England, Scotland and Wales for specific projects that help to improve people’s lives. To be eligible, projects must address at least one of the Foundation’s funding objectives of: Tackling poverty and social deprication; enhancing community spaces, facilities and services; improving health and wellbeing. Ongoing.
Motability
Community Transport Grants - Grants for a maximum of three years available to charities and community groups to develop community transport. Ongoing.
The Mrs Smith & Mount Trust
Grants are available to registered charities in the East of England, South East and London in the areas of: Mental Health; Learning Disability; Homelessness; and Community Youth Services.
National Lottery Community Fund - Reaching Communities
Large grants are available to voluntary and community organisations in England for projects that make positive changes in their communities. The grant value is discretionary and ongoing.
National Lottery Heritage Fund
Grants are available to support projects of up to five years that care for and sustain heritage in the UK. This could include nature and habitats, historic buildings and environments, or cultures, traditions and people’s memories. Applications for grants of between £10,000 and £250,000 are open all year round. Applications for more than £250,000 have quarterly application deadlines. Ongoing.
Ovo Energy Fund
Supports OVO customers who’ve fallen behind with their energy payments to OVO. You must be in receipt of: Income Support, Job Seekers Allowance, Pension Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, or Universal Credit (but only if not working). Ongoing.
Percy Bilton
Has funding available to UK registered charities with primary objectives to assist one or more of the following groups: disadvantaged/underprivileged young people (under 25 years old); people with disabilities (physical or learning disabilities or mental health problems); older people (aged over 60). Ongoing.
Pilgrim Trust
Two levels of grants are available for projects in the UK concerned with heritage preservation and social welfare, especially improving the life chances of vulnerable members of society (particularly women and girls). Grants are up to £5,000 and beyond. Ongoing.
The Pixel Fund
Grants of between £500 and £5000 are available for registered UK-based charities and registered community interest organisations to support projects that promote the mental health and wellbeing of children and young adults. Ongoing.
Protective Security for Mosques Funding Scheme
Is accepting applications from Mosques and associated faith community centres from across the UK to cover the provision and installation of security measures to keep their place of worship safe. They can also apply for some security guarding services, where they feel security guards will improve the safety of their site and those worshipping there.
Sense Cost of Living Support Fund
To provide financial support to people with complex disabilities who live in the family home and are on low incomes. Ongoing.
Skipton Charitable Foundation
Is offering grants of up to £6,000 to UK registered charities whose objectives are to: Benefit children and adults particularly those living in socially deprived areas, through education to develop core skills and support wellbeing and mental health; Benefit the wellbeing and welfare of children and adults by preventing or reducing poverty and homelessness in the community; Support the elderly and improve their wellbeing by reducing isolation, helping reduce the effects of Dementia and Alzheimer's and support later life/palliative care. Ongoing.
Smallwood Trust
Open to women aged 18 or above, living in the UK, on a low income / not in work and in receipt of all benefits entitled to, or have no recourse to public funds, with savings under £2,000. Ongoing.
Sobell Foundation
Grants are available to registered charities in England and Wales for causes benefiting children, the sick, elderly, needy and disabled. Ongoing.
Sport England
Is offering grants of between £300 and £15,000, crowdfunding pledges, and resources to improve physical activity opportunities for the people and communities who need it the most across England. The funding is intended for local not-for-profit groups and organisations whose projects promote physical activity, including active travel, walking, cycling, dance, fitness and sporting activities. Priority will be given to projects where there is the most need and to sports and activities that need help to recover quickly from Storms Bert and Connall. Community organisations can apply now for funding to support emergency costs to help restore sports facilities and activity venues. Ongoing.
Sporting Capital Fund
Sporting Capital is a social investment fund operating with the objective of helping organisations that make a difference by developing people and communities through sport. Ongoing.
Stanley Grundy Foundation
Welcomes appeals from smaller specialised charities where relatively small sums can make a real difference. It supports a wide area of interests. Ongoing.
Stuart Halbert Foundation
Grants for projects that support disadvantaged people, animal welfare, the Armed forces or the local community. Ongoing.
Tesco Bags of Help Bags of Help
Tesco’s local community grant scheme where the money raised from the 5p bag is used to fund local projects in communities right across the UK. Ongoing.
Tesco Community Grants
Eligible organisations can apply online for a grant, applications are assessed and shortlisted. Every three months successful shortlisted applications are put into a customer vote in Tesco stores across the UK. Ongoing.
Toy Trust
The funding is intended for UK based children's charities who are working for the benefit of disadvantaged children under the age of 13 years and their families. Ongoing.
Trust for London
Is offering grants of around £40,000 to £80,000 per year for up to five years for charitable work across London that addresses economic and social injustice across the city. The Trust will support work that helps to create a fairer London through achieving the aims laid out in the new 2030 Funding Strategy. Ongoing.
The True Colours Trust
Is offering grants of up to £10,000 for registered charitable organisations with an annual income of less than £350,000 across the United Kingdom. to deliver projects that work to improve the lives of disabled children and young people up to the age of 25, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and their families. Ongoing.
Turn2us
Comprehensive list of grant givers to individuals and families. Ongoing.
The UK Fund (The National Lottery)
A fund supporting organisations that want to do more to help communities come together and help create a better-connected society. Ongoing.
Veterans' Foundation
The aim of the Foundation is to help charities and other organisations that support serving and former members of the British Armed Forces, and sometimes their dependants, who are in need. Ongoing.
Waitrose Community Matters
Each month every Waitrose branch donates £1,000 (£500 in convenience shops) between 3 local good causes that customers choose. Ongoing.
The Wakeham Trust
Is offering small grants to micro-scale community projects that may find it hard to appeal to larger and more formal funding bodies. They are especially interested in helping groups that are starting up and need a little seed money to help them get going. Ongoing.
Will Charitable Trust
Grants are available to UK registered charities for activities in the UK that fall within the following categories: care of and services for blind people; long-term care of people with learning disabilities; and care of and services for people suffering from cancer. Ongoing.
The Willowtree Foundation
Is offering grants to people and their families who are living with Blood Cancer. Ongoing.