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.

Grants are available to support charities that work with mental health issues, in memory of Sasha Love. 

Call 7 of this funding through Groundwork is open now. The fund from the Mayor of London offers grants for projects which identify opportunities to counter violent extremism in London.

The National Churches Trust supports a wide variety of projects at churches, chapels and meeting houses and are available to Christian places of worship in the UK that are open for regular worship.

Delivered in partnership with Sported, this fund aims to reduce inequalities in sport. 

UK registered charities can apply for grants to support projects that deliver positive environmental, social or wellbeing outcomes.

The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund has a main and small grants programme that funds those affected by learning disability and those conducting research into it, with a particular focus on children and adults with severe learning difficulty or autism.

UK registered charities working in a wide range of areas can apply for one-off small grants through a two-stage application process.

Charities registered in the UK and working to offer sanctuary, rehoming and rehabilitation to animals in the UK and/or internationally can apply for grants through this trust.

This is the London Marathon Charitable Trust’s funding programme to improve sports spaces and inspire activity in London.