• The Tampon Tax is a Government fund derived from the sale of sanitary products, providing funding to impact positively on disadvantaged women’s lives • Our membership body, UKCF, was awarded £3.4million from the Tampon Tax Fund in March 2018, the largest grant awarded to any UK organisation from t
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Herefordshire Education Fund The Herefordshire Education Fund offers funding support to prepare school leavers for the workplace. The Fund also provides bursaries for students in further or higher education. Preference is given to young people under the age of 25, but applications are also considere
Hergest Fund (Kington) The Hergest Fund supports welfare, educational and environmental activities in Kington and the surrounding area. It also offers financial aid to individuals in hardship locally. About The Hergest Fund (Kington) Applications are considered on an ongoing, rolling basis, meaning
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High Sheriff Fund The objectives of the Fund are to benefit such organisations and activities in the County as the High Sheriff, particularly concerning activities that support Law and Order and Community Cohesion. About The High Sheriff Fund The High Sheriff Fund will make awards this year advised
Iron Fund The Iron Fund has been established to provide grants to alleviate the needs of people in Herefordshire. It favours projects that encourage community cohesion, alleviates issues of isolation, and alleviate disadvantage. About The Iron Fund Applications are considered on an ongoing, rolling
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Jack Hughes Fund The Jack Hughes Fund is named after the late founder of the Herefordshire Proficiency Test Committee (HPTC). Jack Hughes did much to ensure that training was available to the county’s farming community, particularly in relation to young farmers. In 2015, HCF took on the management o
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What is the Bristol Local Food Fund? Bristol Local Food Fund (BLFF) is a voluntary project that raises and distributes funding for community food projects that are tackling food insecurity and supporting food justice in our city. BLFF’s vision is to make Bristol a city of food justice, where everyon
John Morgan Fund (Kington) The John Morgan Fund provides support for community activities in the Kington area. About The John Morgan Fund (Kington) Applications are considered on an ongoing, rolling basis, meaning you can apply at any time during the year. Average grant awards made are between £250
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LEAD THE CHANGE - PLYMOUTH Lead the Change is a three-year programme supporting young people to take a leading role in strengthening relationships, fostering understanding and building a sense of belonging in their communities. The programme is led by BBC Children in Need in partnership with UK Comm
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Batsworthy Cross Wind Farm Community Fund What is a Community Benefit Fund? Renewable energy and land or property development firms often make charitable investments in the communities where they work through Community Benefit Funds. In this case residents of North Devon were consulted for their vie
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Thorne Farm Wind Turbine Community Benefit Fund What is a Community Benefit Fund? Renewable energy and land or property development firms often make charitable investments in the communities where they work through Community Benefit Funds. In this case, charitable funds were made available as a resu
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The Chief Constable's Foundation Community Grants The aim of this grant scheme is to: • protect vulnerable people • reduce crime • safeguard the neighbourhoods and communities of Devon. Devon & Cornwall Police is a community, whose members contribute their time, knowledge, experience and skills to s
Hereford College of Arts Fund The Hereford College of Arts Fund supports educational collaborations between the HCA and community organisations which promote the arts. HCA graduates can apply for bursaries to promote the work in Herefordshire and beyond. And the Annual Brian Hatton Award for school-
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HCF Mental Health Fund The HCF Mental Health Fund provides support for early intervention projects that support the mental health, emotional wellbeing and resilience of people living in Herefordshire. Priority given to projects working with children and young people. About The HCF Mental Health Fund
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Charlotte Ballard Fund (Ledbury) A Fund which is dedicated to supporting children and young people living in Ledbury, including education and training, and relief of hardship. About The Charlotte Ballard Fund Applications are considered on an ongoing, rolling basis, meaning you can apply at any time
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Odey Fund (English Bicknor, South Herefordshire/North Gloucestershire) The Odey Fund is dedicated to supporting education and youth development projects working with those aged 16 to 25 years old. It will also consider projects which enhance opportunities and alleviate hardship across all age groups
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Object of the Fund To support local charities, clubs, groups and organisations improving the lives of people living within Sutton Bridge. Applicants Applications will be considered from registered charities, constituted community groups or social enterprises. A Church or Parish Council can apply, wh
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The Object of the Fund is to assist projects that promote a safer society and help reduce crime in Lincolnshire. Eligible groups are: • Voluntary or Community organisations in Lincolnshire (not including North and North East Lincolnshire). Not statutory agencies. • Priority is given to locally run a
The Make-A–StarT (MAST) programme has been created by the Lincolnshire Community Foundation to help sixteen-year-olds and over who are living within the Greater Lincolnshire area who need support to remove the final financial barriers blocking them from getting into employment or further education,
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The object of the Fund is to improve the wellbeing of people living in Greater Lincolnshire and to make life more comfortable, ease distress and isolation for those most in need. Eligible groups are: Locally run and managed voluntary or community organisations. Priority may be given to smaller volun