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Small funds up to 10k

 

Funder Theme Maximum grant amount Deadline Will fund groups established for less than 12 months old? Website

Ashworth Charitable Trust

Humanitarian

£5,000

Twice a year - end of February and end of August

Yes - but only those who have a registered charity number

https://bit.ly/45DlxEV

B&Q Foundation Grants

Housing / homelessness

£5,000

Quarterly applications

Yes - but only those who have a registered charity number

https://bit.ly/3WM5Uqw

Big Bike Revival fund

Cycling or sports clubs and groups
The Big Bike Revival Grants Programme will support events and activities that use the ‘fix-learn-ride’ model to provide sessions for people groups that are underrepresented in cycling
£3,500 25 June 2024 Doesn't state but must have bank account in group name or another organisation to hold funding. https://bit.ly/4cfwcsC
Camelia Trust The Camelia Trust offers grants to charitable organisations active in the cities of Manchester and Liverpool for projects that that address social welfare and support the following groups:
Elderly people
Young people
People with disabilities
£500 and £3,000 Applicatons will be considered twice a year: in January and July Not stated To apply, groups should write a letter to the Trust: Camelia Trust, 9 Wainwright Road, Altrincham, WA14 4BW
Email: [email protected]

Co Op Local Community Fund

Food / mental wellbeing / young people / climate change

£2,000

Applications closed till Spring 2024

Yes - but must be registered and have bank account in group name

https://bit.ly/3MLxqjd

CRH Charitable Trust

The Trust provides a small number of grants each year to support children, young people and adults in north west England who are experiencing a range of mental illnesses and mental disabilities.

This can include mental, emotional, behavioural or social difficulties, mental health problems, learning and physical difficulties, homelessness and poverty.

Most grants range from £5,000 - £15,000 per annum The Trustees meet normally four times a year and grant applications are considered at the next available meeting. Not stated To apply, groups should write a letter to the Trust: CRH Charitable Trust, c/o Beyond Profit Ltd, G104 Bolton Arena, Arena Approach, Horwich, Bolton, BL6 6LB
Email: [email protected]

Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund

General £2,000 Applications can be made at any time Not stated https://bit.ly/45rSZh8

Equilibrium Foundation – Community Support Scheme

Projects and activities that make local communities a better place and improve the lives of those within it, such as through sports, arts, education, helping the disadvantaged or improving the environment.  £500 1 September 2024 Yes https://bit.ly/3O0WDbx

Greater Manchester High Sheriff’s Police Trust

Projects that increase the quality of life of local communities through the prevention of crime, the protection of people and property from criminal activity, and the advancement of education regarding alcohol, drugs, and other solvent abuse.

Grants up to £500.
Grants of between £501 and £5,000

1 March to 31 March for May meetings.
1 June to 30 June for August meetings.
1 September to 30 September for November meetings.
1 December to 20 December for February meetings.
Not stated https://bit.ly/48yLdE9

Kelly Family Charitable Trust

Family 

£5,000

Grants are awarded twice a year. Applications must be submitted by 1st March and 1st September.

Yes - but only those who have a registered charity number

https://bit.ly/43f573M

Leathersellers' Foundation

Vulnerable people / areas of high deprivation

£5,000

10 rounds of applications per year

No

https://bit.ly/43IG9K5

Manchester City Council - Neighbourhood Investment Fund

Work and skills / community groups / improving the environment / carbon reduction (tackling climate change) / other activities/events linked to ward priorities

£10,000

No deadline - apply now

Yes - Will fund newly formed groups, but they must either have a bank account or being the process of getting one and have another group (fully set up) willing to hold their money for them.

https://bit.ly/45LzosA

Manchester Guardian Society Charitable Trust

Grants are available for community-based organisations in Greater Manchester, especially those that are supporting young people, the sick and disabled, or elderly and disadvantaged members of society.

£3,500 Applications can be made at any time Not stated https://bit.ly/3QUKOoZ

Manchester Relief in Need Grants

Vulnerable / disadvantaged people 

£5,000

No deadline - apply now

Yes 

https://bit.ly/3WTPcpd

Matthew Good Foundation

Generalist 

£5,000

No deadline - apply now

Yes 

https://bit.ly/3WJuSH3

National Lottery Awards for All - England

Generalist 

£10,000

Ongoing. Apply at least 12 weeks before you want to start the activities or spend any of the money.

Yes - but must be registered.

https://bit.ly/3qeRrqQ

Peter Kershaw Trust - Ordinary Grants

The grants are for registered charities operating in Greater Manchester to support a wide variety of purposes under the general heading of "social welfare", such as assisting people with medical conditions, disabilities, addictions, to help the aged, youth work etc. £3,000 31 March 2024 No https://bit.ly/47N5mFW

Schroder Family Trust

Arts, culture and heritage / education, training and employment / environment and conservation / health and wellbeing / strengthening communities

£5,000

No deadline - apply now

Yes - but only those who have a registered charity number

https://bit.ly/42Afsq5

Screwfix foundation

Financial hardship / sickness / disability / distress or other disadvantage in the UK

£5,000

Continuous rolling programme. Applications are reviewed on a quarterly basis in January, April, July and October.

Yes

https://bit.ly/3Ca8r4w

Shears Foundation

The development of culture and the arts.
The development and provision of educational opportunities for adults and / or children.
Protection, preservation or enhancement of the natural environment.
Creating stronger / better / more sustainable communities.
Promoting health and medicine, with an emphasis on research or education.
£5,500

Open 1 January closes 31 March 2024

Not stated https://bit.ly/3QYauiV

Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust

Hospices

£5,000

No deadline - apply now

No

https://bit.ly/3N94oeT

Sport England

Sport

£10,000

No deadline - apply now

No

https://bit.ly/42eHlDK

Stagecoach Greater Manchester Fund

Grants are available for small grassroots community groups to deliver a variety of projects and activities that benefit local communities across Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, and Tameside.

This fund aims to support grassroots community organisations working in local communities.

£1,000 28 March 2024 Yes https://bit.ly/43AhnwZ

The Charity Service GM Grants

Preventing homelessness, Reducing social isolation, Support for vulnerable families and children £3,000

5 April 2024, 4pm
31 May 2024, 4pm
26 July 2024, 4pm

No https://bit.ly/3qs3stm

Thomas Wall Trust

People experiencing multiple deprivation or other groups demonstrably facing major hurdles to employment, especially; women, people with physical, mental, or learning disabilities, refugees and asylum seekers. £5,000 1st stage applications: 29 April 2024 No https://bit.ly/3T2usLJ

True Colours Trust

Disabled children 

£10,000

No deadline - apply now

Yes

https://bit.ly/43k1B8a

We Love MCR Charity - Rising stars fund

Youth 

£5,000

Monthly applications accepted 

Yes

https://bit.ly/3IT4zZm

We Love MCR Charity - Stronger Communities Fund

Generalist 

£4,000

Monthly applications accepted 

No

https://bit.ly/3CaSgng

YAPP Charitable Trust

Older people / children and young people / social welfare / education and learning 

£3,000 (for up to 3 years)

Trustees meet 3 times per year to consider applications

No

https://bit.ly/43BrsZ6


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