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

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 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.

Help The Homeless makes grants to charitable organisations with the aim of helping homeless people return to the community and enabling them to rebuild their lives.

The Tree Council has re-opened its Branching Out fund.

British Rowing and Love Rowing are working in partnership to create more opportunities in rowing, aiming to change lives and break down barriers that prevent disabled people from accessing the physical and mental health benefits of the sport. 

A total of £1.75 million is available in Round 2 of this funding from Co-op Foundation which supports organisations working with young people across the UK who have experience of the justice system

Affiliated sports clubs and organisations in England can apply to this Trust for small grants to provide recreational facilities for disadvantaged children and young people under the age of 21.

This funding is to help public museums, galleries, historic houses, libraries, and visual arts organisations in the UK provide meaningful paid work experience opportunities for full-time university students.