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If you're successful, you'll partner with the Co-op for 12 months and together the fund will encourage Co-op members to support your project.
The more members that shop with Co-op, the more money your project will receive in November 2023.
The Movement for Good Awards is an annual platform for giving, set up by all the businesses that make up the Benefact Group. It's their opportunity to make a tangible difference to the lives of the 
people and communities they serve, by supporting the charities, not-for-profit organisations, and community interest projects that mean something to you.
This year the Benefact Group are donating more than £1 million.
As part of their commitment to putting communities first The National Lottery Community Fund (TNLCF) is renewing their UK-wide strategy – and they want you to get involved.
Communities across the UK are facing fresh challenges and opportunities and have new hopes and aspirations. TNLCF want you to help them better understand what these are and how they might support them.
Forever Manchester is offering 200 awards of £100, to help community groups across Greater Manchester get together and connect with their neighbours and communities over summer.
100 funders are listening: How can we reduce the wasted time, effort and stress of fundraising and funding relationships? The Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR) are asking grant 
applicants to spend 15 minutes answering a survey to understand how 100 Open and Trusting grantmakers can improve your funding experience. What changes could funders make, and which of these matters most?
Community groups in north Manchester can apply to receive either grant funding or the support of volunteers from repairs provider, EQUANS.
EQUANS community funding is a time or money bank. If you have a project based in the M8, M9 or M40 postcodes of Manchester, then you can apply for either:
Grants of up to £40,000 are available for money advice and financial literacy projects.
Sported have partnered with Barclays to launch the new Barclays Community Football Fund, offering small grants, training, kit and exclusive ticketing offers to make football more accessible in communities across the UK.
£2M in blended grant funding announced for the Recovery Loan Fund to support Black and Minoritised Ethnicity-Led Charities and Social Enterprises.
Ethical fundraising and due diligence on donors
Millie Brown, Macc – April 2022
A guide for charities when considering whether to accept a donation.
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