Provided by Arts Council England, Developing your Creative Practice is a fund designed to support independent creative practitioners to ensure excellence is thriving in England’s arts and culture sector. The fund is intended to create more pathways for individuals, from a range of creative practices and backgrounds. It will allow creative practitioners the time and space to …

Community crowdfunding events for North Kirklees. Local projects, groups and charities can apply to pitch at an event where attendees pay a minimum donation of £5 each to listen to the pitches, vote for their favourite, and eat soup. The winning pitch normally leaves with …

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.

The council is supporting Kirklees Digital Hubs run by local community organisations to make sure that access to devices, spaces and digital skills is available to everyone. The Digital Hubs programme has secured funding as part of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund which will allow …

Overview: Grants are available to UK registered charities working to produce significant impact in the Trust's priority areas: youth opportunities, general welfare, conservation, heritage, Africa (Kenya and Uganda), and international stability and reconstruction. Grant Value: Typically, between £30,000 and £40,000. Eligible Applicants UK registered charities or charitable …

The British & Foreign School Society (BFSS) has recently changed its name to the Educational Opportunity Foundation. The Foundation awards around £900,000 in new grants each year to charitable organisations working to improve access to education or the quality of education for children and young …