The focus for grant awards from this Trust include arts, community and small charities.

The Ulverscroft Foundation supports projects that help visually impaired people.

Charities supporting sick and disadvantaged people in the UK can apply for small grants from the Ann Rylands Donation Programme of this Trust.

The next round of funding from the Naturesave Trust opens on 1 September and offers small grants for environmental projects.

The Mayor of London has made funding available for community projects which use sport and physical activity to bring Londoners together and improve physical health.

Richmond groups are amongst those specifically invited to the launch of this new grant scheme, which is part of Walking and Cycling Grants London.

Trust for London and Crowdfunder have launched this fund to help projects find the funding and support they need to turn their ideas into a reality.

As part of his Green New Deal, the Mayor is investing in projects that create and improve green and blue spaces across the capital, and that enhance our resilience to the impacts of climate change. 

The Near Neighbours programme offers small grants of £250 to £3,000 as seed funding for local groups and organisations who are working to bring neighbours together.

Places Called Home is a new funding programme from a partnership between The National Lottery Community and the world’s largest home furnishing retailer, IKEA.