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S2 Partnership Community Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home S2 Partnership Community Fund Overview The S2 fund offers grants of up to £5,000 for community projects within a 10-mile radius of Elsworth. S2 are keen to support projects that: • Benefit children, young people, and families • Provide support for educational events and experiences • Focus on S

Up to £22kCloses 1 November 2026Not stated
CharityPartnership

Contact Nils Stronach Nils is responsible for ensuring our grant-making is effective and consistent, and he oversees the Foundation’s discretionary funds. ns@communityfoundation.org.uk Company This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. First nam(Required) Last name Organisat

£5,001 – £10kNo published deadlineNot stated

Bright Futures Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Bright Futures Fund Overview Grants of approx. £2,500 for projects helping young people to engage in positive activities. Priorities include disadvantages, offending, bereavement and carers. This fund awards an average of £2,658 per funding round deadline (one per year). Who can apply? Non-prof

Up to £2,500Closes 1 May 2027Not stated

Cambscuisine Community Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Cambscuisine Community Fund Overview Grants are offered with the aim of helping people who are socially disadvantaged and to build healthier, inclusive, sustainable communities. This fund runs on our General application process. The key mantra of the fund is the notion of “second chances” – hel

£5,000 – £10kCloses 1 February 2027Not stated
CharityLocal authority

Cheffins Grassroots Endowed Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Cheffins Grassroots Endowed Fund Overview The fund offers small grants for local charities providing support for people in need in Cambridge City, Ely, Newmarket, Saffron Walden and Haverhill. This fund runs once a year and awards a maximum of £5,000 a year. Who can apply? Non-profit organisati

Up to £5,000Closes 1 May 2027Not stated
CharityPartnership

Tees Better Future Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Tees Better Future Fund Overview This fund offers grants of up to £5,000 for projects that have a focus on learning and education and/or health and wellbeing, including supporting mental health for young people, children and their families. To be eligible, organisations must be operating within

Up to £5,000Closes 1 May 2027Not stated
CharitySchool

Birketts Endowed Cambridgeshire Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Birketts Endowed Cambridgeshire Fund Overview Grants for projects supporting mental health, people with disabilities, children and families, and homelessness. This fund has no fixed maximum grant size but applications between £1,600 and £2,000 are expected. Applications for this fund follow our

£1,600 – £2,000Closes 1 February 2027Not stated
Charity

Harry Cureton Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Harry Cureton Fund Overview The fund offers grants of up to £20,000 to support healthcare in Peterborough and the area covered by Peterborough and Stamford hospitals (postcodes PE1 – PE11). The fund supports both individuals requiring medical equipment and organisations who carry out healthcare

Up to £5,000Closes 1 February 2027Not stated
IndividualHealthcare organisation

About this grant programme This Bristol Temple Quarter grant programme is being delivered by Quartet on behalf of the Bristol Temple Quarter Limited Liability Partnership (BTQLLP). The BTQLLP has been formed by Bristol City Council, the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, and Homes England t

Up to £5,000Rolling — apply any timeNot stated
CharityLocal authorityFaith organisationPartnership

What is BYCA? Bristol Youth & Community Action is a steering group of people made up of the current, past and future high sheriffs, representatives from the voluntary sector, the business sector and Bristol City Council. It meets regularly to make decisions on how the donations received from the Hig

Up to £200No published deadlineNot stated
CharityVoluntary organisationSchoolLocal authority

Microsoft Research Limited Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Microsoft Research Limited Fund Overview The fund offers grants to voluntary and community organisations in Cambridgeshire that deliver support for people facing disadvantage. The total amount for distribution each year is around £23,500 split across two rounds. The average grant size is £2,900

Up to £5,000Closes 1 February 2027Not stated

Home Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Health Inequalities Challenge Prize 2023 Overview Do you have the germ of a brilliant idea? How would you develop Personalised Care given a chance? Apply for up to £4,000 for innovative ideas to support Personalised Care. The strongest idea after development will

Up to £20kCloses 1 May 2027Not stated
CharitySocial enterpriseIndividualHealthcare organisation

Mills & Reeve Cambridge Grassroots Endowed Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Mills & Reeve Cambridge Grassroots Endowed Fund Overview The fund offers grants of up to £2,000 for projects building stronger, healthier, inclusive and sustainable communities. This fund awards on average £3,070 per funding round deadline (one per year). Who can apply? Non-profit organisations

Up to £2,000Closes 1 May 2027Not stated
CICSchool

What is the BCH/NSCP Professional Development Bursary Fund? The fund is provided by Bristol Community Health/North Somerset Community Partnership and has been set up to offer financial assistance for undergraduate qualifications. Bursaries are available to undergraduate students including mature stu

Amount not publishedNo published deadlineNot stated
StudentAcademicUniversityPartnership

Dementia Carers Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Dementia Carers Fund Overview Grants of up to £3,000 for projects that support full-time unpaid carers who are caring for a loved one with dementia. Last year this fund awarded £16,540 across 4 funding round deadlines. Who can apply? Non-profit organisations Maximum grant Up to £3,000 Eligible

Up to £3,000Closes 1 February 2027Not stated
Charity

Warwick and Dominey Fund – General

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Warwick and Dominey Fund – General Overview Grants averaging £4,000 for projects working in one or more of these areas: • Advancement of education • Tackling systemic social barriers, particularly for young people This strand of the Fund awards an average of £26,000 per funding round deadline (

Up to £5,000Closes 1 February 2027Not stated
IndividualSchool

Wadlow Wind Farm Community Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Wadlow Wind Farm Community Fund Overview Grants of up to £10,000 for community projects benefitting residents within 5 miles of Wadlow Wind Farm in South Cambs. Who can apply? Non-profit organisations Maximum grant Up to £10,000 Eligible area Parishes of Balsham, Brinkley, Carlton, Fulbourn, Gr

Up to £10kCloses 1 February 2027Not stated
Charity

Inclusive Communities Fund

Worcestershire Community Foundation

The Inclusive Communities Fund aims to reach out to and engage a wide range of grassroots community organisations and groups, with an emphasis on encouraging applications from minority groups of all kinds. Applicants may be experiencing difficulties of many sorts within their communities and wish to

Up to £10kCloses 2 June 2027Not stated
CharityIndividualPartnership

Contact Michelle Hardie Michelle manages and supports grant-making through a range of funds at the Foundation set up by individuals, families and businesses. mh@communityfoundation.org.uk Phone This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. First nam(Required) Last name Organisa

£750 – £2,000No published deadlineNot stated

Bath Women’s Fund

Quartet Community Foundation

The Bath Women’s Fund is now open to Expressions of Interest for their 2026 grant programme. The grant making theme for 2026 (voted for by their members) is: meeting the needs of families who are most impacted by the increased cost of living, for example, organisations providing food, warmth, benefi

Up to £15kNo published deadlineNot stated
Charity