Support from the National Heritage Fund is available for projects to explore, test and grow new ways of working across the heritage workforce.

Charity Pot grants provide targeted funding of £100 to a maximum of £10,000 to small, grassroots groups.

This programme will be open for applications between 1 September and 16 October 2022, offering small unrestricted grants for genetic disorder charities.

Local organisations including Barnes Community Association, the London Museum of Steam and Water and RUILS have all benefitted from this fund to date. Other local organisations can too.

Small grants are available to registered Allotment Associations and committees across the UK for the improvement and development of facilities on registered and permitted sites.

Small grants are to be made available to groups facilitating community spaces where people with shared identities and experiences come together in support of one another’s wellbeing.

Betsy Foundation is a family run initiative giving grants to small and medium sized registered charities. Their mission is to assist organisations which help young people overcome poverty, abuse and homelessness.

This Trust offers small building grants to projects in London that aim to alleviate poverty, disability, age or ill health, and advance urban regeneration through the improvement of the built environment.

The Wakeham Trust offers small grants to micro-scale community projects that may find it hard to appeal to larger and more formal funding bodies.  They are especially interested in helping groups that are starting up and need a little seed money to help them get going

This trust provides grants to registered charities for a broad range of projects that support the delivery of positive outcomes for blind and partially sighted people.