The Our Space Award (OSA) aims to help Londoners clean and green the city through active community engagement and participation, increasing a sense of community ownership over shared spaces.

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

This funding is for projects which engage with traditional or contemporary Asian culture and feature established or mid-career artists from Asia or its diasporas.

This funding from AIM Pilgrim Trust is continuing, to support small to medium sized museums to care for their collections more effectively and efficiently and to meet the standards required for Accreditation.

The Screwfix Foundation offers local registered charities and not for profit organisations funding of up to £5,000.

Small grants are available for youth-led projects that celebrate UK native wildflowers, plants and fungi in exciting and engaging ways.

Eligible not-for-profit organisations can apply at any time for small grants to support projects that demonstrate an innovative use of Information Technology (IT), be scalable for wider replication, and be sustainable over time.

Organisations involved in horticulture, gardening, or botany can apply for small grants from this Trust.

This Foundation supports the education and development of children and young people (5-22 years) by providing grants for educational, cultural, sporting and other projects.

Grants are awarded by this fund to support young offenders, ex-offenders and disadvantaged young people (5-30 years) at risk of offending.