Funding is available from the DWF Foundation for initiatives that develop and improve local communities by tackling specific issues, helping voluntary and community groups, encouraging community involvement by excluded individuals and enabling young people to develop skills for the benefit of the community.
In 2016/17 the Bothwell Charitable Trust distributed £321,000 in grants, £79,000 of which went to children’s causes.
The panel meet in February/March so we recommend organisations submit their requests as soon as possible. There is no website and applications must be made in writing to:
Mr Paul Leonard James, The Bothwell Charitable Trust, 25 Ellenbridge Way, South Croydon, CR2 0EW.
The Esmee Fairbairn Foundation likes to consider work which others may find hard to fund, perhaps because it breaks new ground, appears too risky, requires core funding, or needs a more unusual form of financial help.
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The Garfield Weston Foundation supports a broad range of UK charities and a wide range of causes and charities. Grants are available for Arts, Community, Education, Environment, Faith, Health, Museums & heritage, Welfare and Youth.
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The Rayne Foundation funds creative ways of tackling entrenched social issues through the arts, health, wellbeing and education. They are particularly interested in supporting young people’s mental health, arts as a tool to achieve social change and improving life for carers and older people.
The Will Charitable Trust awards grants to registered charities for activities that fall within three specific categories.
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Albert Hunt Trust grants of between £1,000 to £5,000 are available to registered charities for projects that promote and enhance physical and mental welfare.
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The Greater London Fund for the Blind supports organisations who work with or wish to work with blind and partially sighted people within the M25 area. Up to £20,000 is available for a range of project areas.
The Percy Bilton Charity runs a rolling programme of small (up to £500) and large grants (over £2,000).
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Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) have a free, four-part online guide to the basics of fundraising. Take a look here.
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