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community level, via projects which align with four strategic themes:
Now in its 12th year, Trustees’ Week (7-11 November 2022) is a chance for the sector to come together and mark the amazing achievements of the 700,000 volunteer trustees who run charities in 
England and Wales.
This year, NCVO are running a series of webinars to help you learn how to lead through changing times.
Trustees' Week webinar series
The Canal and River Trust have received a grant from Sport England to assist in recovery, alleviating long-term impacts, facilitating emergence from COVID-19 and tackling the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity for the communities we work with alongside our waterways.
Sykes Holiday Cottages has launched a £2,500 fund for community projects supporting people and the planet. The funding is available for non-profits across north England and Scotland.
Up to £2,500 per project is available for community groups and charities of all shapes and sizes.
Applications are open and will be considered on a rolling basis until 30 October 2022.
Proud To Pitch In is an initiative from Greene King IPA, paying cash grants to grassroots and community sports clubs across the United Kingdom. Individual grants of up to £3,000 are available.
The aim of this fund is to support sports focussed projects that positively impact their club and/or the local community, and would tangibly benefit from funding. Examples of projects that have previously received funding include:
As part of its partnership with the Co-op, Starbucks Foundation and Rothschild Foundation, Hubbub will be launching a new Community Fridge Food Hub Fund to expand community-based food activity provision.
Constituted non-profit organisations in the UK can apply for the funding providing they:
The Community Knowledge Fund gives grants worth between £10,000 and £100,000 to community groups and organisations around the UK. It aims to develop and test new ideas and different approaches to creating, sharing and using community knowledge to make progress on local and national challenges.
Transport for Greater Manchester – in partnership with leading accessible cycling charity, Wheels for All – is seeking three organisations in Greater Manchester to participate in a specialist cycle 
programme called ‘Bike Buddy’.
Age UK Manchester’s Scam Awareness sessions offer information, advice and support regarding scams to people aged 50+ in the city of Manchester. Community talks are delivered to groups to 
raise awareness of scams and how to protect yourself from them as well as one to one advice sessions can be tailored to the client’s needs, giving information on:
Manchester Youth Empowerment Club (MYEC) presents Project Evanesce, funded by the National Heritage Fund. It is a 12-month project, starting in October 2022 and ending in October 2023.
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