Small grants are available to voluntary sector organisations in the UK for projects that promote fine arts and music.

Small grants are available for 25 community, youth and voluntary groups from across the UK that want to bring local people together to transform an urban space by sowing and growing UK native wildflowers and/or plants.

The Community BlueScapes project, a partnership between Richmond Council, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) and Barnes Common Ltd, has launched two new pots of funding to support projects that help with flood resilience and climate adaptation in the Beverley Brook catchment area.

This scheme will help voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations (VCSEs) across England to deliver more efficient services for people and communities by saving money on their energy bills, with the potential for capital grants to make recommended improvements.

Expressions of Interest are invited from local organisations which support the wellbeing of children and young people to become beneficiary charities of the Richmond Voluntary Fund in 2024.

Apply now if you have a project to create or improve a green space within 5km of a Starbucks store.

Applications are open for this Arts, Heritage and Community Grants programme.

Grants are available to support rowing clubs, community organisations, schools and charities that are working to get more people involved in rowing and make the sport more accessible.

This is a funding programme to connect archives with their local communities, through outreach and engagement activity.

The Association of Independent Museums’ (AIM) Brighter Day Grant Scheme, funded by the Arts Scholars Charitable Trust, will provide support for museums that are at risk of closing, losing important skills and knowledge, or unable to care for their collections effectively.