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Coronavirus has changed the lives of everyone in the UK, but this is particularly true for our older generation who remain amongst the most affected. Before coronavirus struck the nation, Independent Age was exploring how to strengthen collaboration with older people and local organisations with the aim of shaping a more active role in supporting communities. But right now, their focus is directed towards the current crisis.
If you run a front-line food aid charity in England, you can apply for a grant of up to £100,000 to help you continue to provide food to the vulnerable.
Eligibility to apply
You’re eligible to apply if you:
The purpose of the Resourcing Racial Justice fund is to provide financial support to individuals and organisations that are working to redress the impact of COVID-19 and beyond on those who identify as People of Colour (POC).
POC includes other terms such as BAME, black, indigenous, people of colour (BIPOC).
This Fund is to help charities, organisations and voluntary groups in the UK irrespective of faith affected by the impact of Covid-19.
Grants from £250 up to £5,000 are available.
You are invited to submit an application if you are a charity, organisation or voluntary group working towards ameliorating the impact of coronavirus.
Grant funding is available for registered charities and CIC’s working with disadvantaged groups within the Greater Manchester area.
We have heard a lot from the government regarding their offers of support to the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector. Some of the rhetoric has promised much but delivered little that is tangible so far – the much trumpeted £750m package being a case in point. Where relief is available, rules can change and it can be difficult for VCSE organisations to determine whether or not they are eligible.
THIS GRANTS PROGRAMME IS CLOSED FOR APPLICATIONS
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Article from Charity Financials
“Revenue is vanity, profit is sanity, but cash is king”. A quote aimed at the commercial world, but just as relevant to non-profits…
Working in a non-profit, ideally, we want money in and money out, neatly scheduled so that we remain in credit. However the real world is not like that at the best of times, and certainly not now.
Article from Charity Financials
Organisations have taken swift action to comply with government guidelines over social distancing, which has led to many organisations now working remotely and establishing new ways of working...
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