This is a small grants programme for charities and community groups who are helping to reduce loneliness and isolation for the over 65’s.

This major funding programme is focused on the power of sport and physical activity to transform the lives of young Londoners (aged 4-24) – particularly those at a higher risk of poverty, social exclusion and discrimination.

Small grants are available from surplus income over expenditure generated by the annual Richmond Fair.

Youth Music Network has funding programmes aimed at increasing creativity in early childhood and for young people facing barriers to make, learn and earn in music.

Small grants are available to artists, small organisations and galleries to enable artists and those presenting their work to undertake and complete projects where they are frustrated by a lack of funds. 

The objectives of this Foundation are for general charitable purposes within the categories of Hospices, Children & Young People, Elderly, Community, Disabled and Medical Research/Other.

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

In its fifth 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.

The summer small grant programme from Cycling UK is open for applications which support the delivery of cycling events to get people back on their bikes.

The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust funds UK Registered Charities, operating in the UK, in the fields of the advancement of the arts, health and medical welfare and environmental protection or improvement.