GD Funding have been successful in helping Foxwood gain funding for a Forrest School. We hope you enjoy your new space and look forward to working with you again on the next project ! Want us to help get you funding for your school? Click here to book a visit
What a wonderful job East Bierley have done with the refurb ! It was fantastic to have helped gain funding for a much needed refurbishment that will help the youth all the way through to the adults. Not only did we have a success with East Bierley but we are also now working on a new project with them, keep your eyes peeled for further successes ! Want us to help get you funding for your school? Click here to book a visit
The Choose Now Change Lives grant initiative is open to applications from local UK community organisations and groups throughout 2021. Applications will be shortlisted three times throughout the year in May, July and September. They are calling for all community sports clubs, community action groups, youth work, music groups and food banks to get involved and nominate themselves to be in with a chance of a stake of the £20,000 grant fund. https://www.boostdrinks.com/changelives/
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The Arnold Clark Community Fund will be open to all UK registered charities and local community groups who need financial assistance due to the coronavirus pandemic. From 1st March 2021, at the end of every month, 500 applications will be granted. If your charity or local community group is unsuccessful one month, you’ll automatically be entered into the draw for the following month. There are two types of applications, one for registered charities and the other for community groups. If you have a UK registered charity number allocated by the fundraising regulator, please select the registered charity button and complete
To support young people in England who have suffered the most disruption to their education as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the UK Government is providing £200 million in summer school funding. State-funded secondary and special schools, non- maintained special schools and pupil referral units will receive from £59.70 per place per day to deliver a one- or two-week programme offering a blend of educational, sport, enrichment and wellbeing activities, with a focus on pupils making the transition into year 7. Funding should be used to cover all costs associated with running the activities, including additional staff costs, free
In response to the Covid-19 crisis, Made by Sport, in partnership with the Cash4Clubs scheme, has launched a new Covid-response fund to enable grassroots community sports clubs across the UK to improve the lives of disadvantaged young people affected by the pandemic. The #ClubsInCrisis Fund will provide grants of up to £2,021 to local sports clubs and third sector organisations using sport to help young people develop life skills, reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve employability skills, or tackle mental health issues. Match funding is encouraged. Funding will be made available through the UK Community Foundations from the 12th April
Healthy Heart Grant 2021 grants round is now open! Thanks to funds raised in Subway® stores, they offer Healthy Heart Grants of up to £10,000 to fund community projects across the UK that focus on heart health and promote healthier, happier and longer lives. This year, they have adapted the criteria for our Healthy Heart Grants in response to the pandemic. They are now offering funding for projects that can be safely delivered during the pandemic, including: Funding for projects that can be delivered remotely or with social distancing measures in place that last up to 12 months. Although projects
Applications are now open ! Ranging from £3,000 up to £5million - prioritising projects that contribute to our recovery from the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis find out if your eligible by messaging us.
Funding news for sports clubs Sport and activity groups, clubs and organisations in England can apply for grants of up to £10,000 to respond to the challenges of the new lockdown measures and to return to play in a coronavirus-safe way. The funding which is being made available through the Sport England Return to Play: Small Grants Fund and can cover costs such as minor amendments to facilities, additional sports equipment, signage, sanitation and training courses for clubs in areas of high deprivation, the Fund will now also support ongoing running costs. Applications can be submitted at any time until