Summary: Grants are available for constituted not-for-profit organisations and individuals to create new community‑led, environmentally-focused allotment sites in their area of England. Maximum value: Up to £50,000 per acre Deadline: None – rolling applications Purpose of the Fund Increase allotment provision. Support sustainable gardening practices. …

Summary: The Chestnut Fund provides small grants to help independent community conservation groups, that are part of the TCV Community Network, carry out practical conservation activities. Aims to support sustained environmental improvement, empower communities, and ensure inclusiveness. Types of Grants Available: Start-Up Grants Up to …

A Macmillan Support Grant is a one-off payment of up to £15,000 that directly benefits groups of people living with cancer. Who can apply? ▪ Cancer self-help and support groups ▪ Macmillan professionals ▪ Voluntary, third-sector, and community groups ▪ Partner organisations Examples of what …

Overview: Grants are available for registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations for projects, including those whose work directly supports those most affected by the cost-of-living crisis, which are embedded in the communities in which Arnold Clark operates. Maximum value: £2,500 Objectives: To support registered charities and community groups: that …

Purpose: Supports small to medium registered charities in London and Yorkshire to widen access and participation in the arts, focusing on social inclusion. Funding Available: Up to £10,000 per year for up to three years. Typically, 3–4 grants awarded annually. Maximum overall value: £30,000.

Overview: Grants for project costs and core costs for not-for-profit organisations working with disadvantaged children and young people (up to 18 years old) with a priority for smaller, local organisations. Funding Available: £1,000–£40,000 per year for up to 3 years (max £120,000). Applications under £15,000/year get …

Overview: Grants are available to animal welfare charities for projects or activities in the UK that benefit and protect animals, relieve the suffering of animals, address the conservation of wildlife or encourage a greater understanding of animals. Deadline: 1 April 2026, then 1 August and 1 December annually …

Overview: Grants are available from the Wise Music Foundation for small organisations to address education, cultural activities and arts & heritage, health issues, food banks and other worthy causes. Not limited to music related initiatives. Grant Value: Discretionary; average grant is £1,500. Purpose: Focus on helping people experiencing hardship, …

Overview Grants for schools, youth groups, charities, and non-profits to provide one-off recreational trips or holidays for disadvantaged or disabled children aged 13 or younger living in areas of high deprivation. Grant Amount: £500 – £3,000 Application Deadline: Next round closes 19 March 2026 (for trips between 12 Jan – …

Overview: Grants from the National Deaf Children’s Society are available for community groups, charities, and other not-for-profit groups to deliver projects and activities that support early years deaf children (0-5) and their families. Grant amount: £1,000 – £10,000 Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis Objectives: Projects should aim …

Funding Stream Providers of childcare/activities to children 0-5 years old. Providers of care/activities to children & young people 6 – 19 years old. Who can apply? Applicants must be either: A registered Charity. A Charitable Organisation. A Voluntary Organisation. How much can we apply for? Notional maximum grant of £1500 per …

Overview: Grants of up to £25,000 are available to improve football facilities for women and girls involved in grassroots football in England. Objectives Create inclusive, welcoming, and high-quality environments. Support female participation at every level of football. Funding Details Maximum Grant: £25,000 Coverage: Up to 75% …