Funding Update 17th May 2021

 

Clarion Future Digital Grant round 7:

Application for the Clarion Futures Digital Grant Round 7 is now open.

They offer a grant of up to £5,000 for innovative digital inclusion projects.

They support projects that help Clarion residents of all ages – and the wider community – to get online and safely and confidently use the internet as an everyday tool.

Projects or activities should enable people to discover how developing digital skills and using online tools and services can enhance their daily lives.

Applications for Round 7 to be submitted by noon Wednesday 26th May 2021

Application Guidance  Example Projects   Template Application Form  Apply here

Co-op Local Community Fund:

If your project helps people access food, improves mental wellbeing or provides opportunities for young people, apply for funding.

Who can apply:

Apply if you’re a group that needs funding for a particular project that:

  • enables people to access food and co-operate together to feed everyone
  • helps improve people’s mental wellbeing
  • offers young people opportunities to develop new skills and make a difference in their community

Your project must also:

  • take place in the UK or Isle of Man
  • not have religious or political aims (although you can still apply if you’re a religious group)
  • meet the Co-op’s values
  • take place or will still be running after November 2022
  • benefit your local community

You must apply by midnight on 30th May 2021.

Apply here

Trust for London Grants:

If you’re an organisation in London tackling the root causes of poverty and inequality and your work fits one of our seven funding programmes, Trust for London would love to hear from you.

  1. They fund organisations undertaking charitable activities. They do not need to be a registered charity.
  2. They primarily support small and medium-sized organisations, usually with less than £2 million a year.

Send applications by 1pm on 1st June 2021.

Funding guidelines  Accessible funding guidelines  Apply here

Garfield Weston Foundation funding:

They have two grant programmes open right now –

Regular Grants – For applications below £100,000.  Our Trustees reviewed these applications on an ongoing basis, so there are no specific deadlines to worry about.  You can apply when you are ready and when your plans and priorities are sufficiently clear to be able to make a compelling case – see our guidelines for details of what to include.

Major Grants – For the application of £100,000 or more. These are reviewed at one of the Foundation’s eight Board meetings a year and are carefully planned to be fair to all applicants.  If you are considering applying for a significant grant, please start by sending a one-page summary to our Grants Assistant, Ciara Molloy, via mailto:cmolloy@garfieldweston.org outlining what you are raising funds for, the total cost and fundraising target.  We can give you bespoke guidance on whether you are eligible.  Please note that if you apply for £100,000 or more, we typically expect your project and/or annual income to be more than £1 million.  Please do not apply for a major grant through our website.

As the Trustees review applications regularly and there are no deadlines that you need to meet, you can apply at a time to suit you.

Application Guidelines  Eligibility Quiz  Apply now

Trusthouse Charitable foundation:

They have two grant programmes open right now –

Small Grants – Open to any eligible organisation with a total annual income under £250,000. More information and to apply for the grant here.

Major Grants – Open to any eligible organisation with a total annual income up to £1m. More information and to apply for the grant here

Both grants are on a rolling programme, and there are no deadlines.

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