This is a funding programme to connect archives with their local communities, through outreach and engagement activity.

The next round of small grants from this Fund is focused on the theme on Education and Heritage Conservation.

Funding is available for equipment and specialist wheelchairs to enable disabled people to play tennis.

This Foundation makes grants from three separate funds – Irish churches, British Churches and a General fund – and has a range of priorities it looks to support.

The priorities for the Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust in 2026 are Homelessness and Unpaid Carers.

This Foundation currently runs a main grants programme for UK registered charities in the areas of Social and Criminal Justice and Overseas, plus a small grants programme in the areas of Social and Criminal Justice and Older People.

Application to this funding is open for small and medium-sized museums, to support core museum activities like collections care and conservation.

In collaboration with The Hill Group, Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP) created this community grant fund in Autumn 2024, worth £250,000 annually to invest in the economic, social and environmental wellbeing of the community.

Entering its sixth year, Richmond Council’s Full of Life programme invites local community groups, charities and organisations to apply for small grants to help older residents get moving, connect with others and celebrate ageing well.

This microgrant scheme from Richmond Council which began in April 2024 is continuing to support projects and activities on an ongoing basis.