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SWEF Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home SWEF Fund Overview This fund offers Start-up Grants of up to £500 and Business Grants of up to £2,000 for young people between the age of 18-30 who are working on their own business initiative who need support with business costs that they would otherwise not be able to afford, and particularly

Up to £2,000Rolling — apply any timeNot stated
Startup

Home Oil Crisis & Resilience Fund: Support with heating oil costs Overview Grants of up to £400 are available for individuals and families living in Cambridgeshire who rely on oil to heat their homes and water, and are struggling to do so in light of significant rises in oil costs. The fund is rolli

Up to £400Rolling — apply any timeNot stated
Voluntary organisationIndividualLocal authority

Bicker Wind Farm Trust

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

Object The Object of the Trust is to promote renewable and efficient energy and not-for- profit projects that conserve or improve the environment within a ten-mile radius of Bicker Fen in the Borough of Boston, although priority may be given to projects within five miles. Guidelines Generally, grant

Up to £5,000No published deadlineNot stated
CharityIndividualSchoolLocal authority

Mark McQueen Foundation

Lancashire Community Foundation

Mark McQueen Foundation Home About the fund The Mark McQueen Foundation has been set up by the McQueen family from Liverpool in loving memory of their son Mark. Fund Criteria The fund can consider projects that meet the funding criteria below: Mental Health Priority will be given to projects working

Up to £3,000No published deadlineNot stated
CharityIndividualStudentFaith organisation

Grange Wind Farm Community Fund

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

Generally, grants are available for practical or educational projects that either contribute to community cohesion, community facilities, young/older people, energy efficiency, environmental improvements or raise awareness in those areas. Applications for general running costs will now be considered

£250 – £5,000No published deadlineNot stated

Horncastle Health and Wellbeing Fund

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

Objective of the Fund The Objective of the Fund is to assist with the physical & mental health and Wellbeing of the residents of Horncastle. The aim is to distribute £13,200 per year to not-for-profit community groups who can apply for up to £2,000. About the Grants • Grants may be up to £2,000. • G

Up to £13.2kNo published deadlineNot stated

Laceby Solar Farm

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

The Object of the Fund The Object of the Fund is to support volunteer led not-for-profit projects that improve the lives of people living in Laceby, Irby, Riby, Barnoldby le Beck, Bradley, Aylesby and Beelsby, North East Lincolnshire. About the Fund We aim to distribute £64,400 a year. Applicants ca

Up to £64kNo published deadlineNot stated
CharityIndividualSchoolLocal authority+2 more

Triton Knoll Offshore Community Wind Farm Fund

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

Object of the Fund The Object of the Fund is to support projects that improve the lives of people living in communities located within 3km of the landfall location near Anderby Creek, 5km of the onshore substation location near Bicker Fen. Closing date: 1st February and 1st August Fund overview The

Up to £5,000No published deadlineNot stated
SchoolLocal authorityFaith organisationPartnership+1 more

Marsden Building Society Charitable Foundation

Lancashire Community Foundation

Marsden Building Society Charitable Foundation Home About the fund Marsden Building Society was founded in 1860 and has grown to become the largest Lancashire-based building society, placing community at the heart of what they do. The Community Foundation for Lancashire are pleased to manage the Mar

Amount not publishedNo published deadlineNot stated
CharitySchoolFaith organisation

The Big Lincolnshire Welcome Fund supports displaced Ukrainian families and individuals living in Lincolnshire, to feel welcomed and integrated into their new surroundings. Grants are available for essential items and are based on the individual’s need or requirement personal to them. However, fundi

Amount not publishedNo published deadlineNot stated
IndividualSchoolLocal authority

Bristol City Council Culture Fund

Quartet Community Foundation

What is the Bristol City Council Culture Fund? This grant programme aims to make arts and culture accessible for all of Bristol’s citizens. Bristol City Council wants to advance diversity, equity and inclusion in arts and culture for all Bristol’s citizens and invest in people, places and partnershi

Amount not publishedNo published deadlineNot stated
Local authorityPartnership

Lead the Change

Quartet Community Foundation

What is the Lead the Change Programme? Lead the Change is a new, three year initiative launched by BBC Children in Need, in partnership with Co op Foundation, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, Henry Smith Foundation, Joseph Levy Foundation, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Postcode Justice Trust, UK Community Foun

Up to £123.3kNo published deadlineNot stated
Partnership

Humber Gateway Community Fund

Lincolnshire Community Foundation

Object of the Fund To support voluntary and community sector organisations deliver projects that improve the lives of people living in North East Lincolnshire. About the Grants • We aim to distribute approximately £40,000 a year. • Grants may be from £200 to £2,500. • A shorter application form is a

£200 – £2,500No published deadlineNot stated
CharityVoluntary organisationIndividualSchool+2 more

Olive and Jesse Palmer Fund

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation

Home Olive and Jesse Palmer Fund Overview The fund offers grants up to £5,000 to support organisations in Peterborough which are working to help local young people with learning disabilities to access positive activities and opportunities to develop their full potential. Who can apply? Non-profit or

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

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

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

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

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

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

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