This trust supports supports charitable organisations with small grants for broader activities which improve Health, Place or Skills for families in the community.

The Hilden Charitable Fund aims to address disadvantages, notably by supporting causes which are less likely to raise funds from public subscriptions or statutory sources. Their main areas of focus are asylum seekers and refugees and penal affairs.

This summer, your organisation could get a share of this unrestricted funding pot of £1million.

Would you like to run an event to support local people to stay healthy and well, and help increase cancer awareness in your local community?

This is a new fund worth £160 million over the next four years to encourage more people to get active.

The Duke of Edinburgh’s (DofE) Award currently has funding available for voluntary sector organisations in London that wish to support young people (aged 14 – 24) from marginalised backgrounds to participate in the award scheme.

A £3.5 million fund has been launched to evaluate the effectiveness of psychological therapies delivered to children across England and Wales, who are at risk of becoming involved in crime and violence or those already involved in the youth justice system.

This funding from City Bridge Trust (CBT) seeks to reduce isolation and increase community cohesion among those most at risk of suicide.

This Foundation supports registered charities benefiting people with a learning disability and their carers, with special emphasis on enhancing opportunity and lifestyle.

The B&Q Foundation supports local charities who share their vision to help create better, safer places for the people in our communities who need them most.