Meet the Funder – National Lottery Community Fund

Meet the Funder – National Lottery Community Fund

Thinking of applying to the National Lottery Community Fund? This free online Meet the Funder session is a great opportunity to hear directly from a Funding Officer before you submit an application. Hosted by SCVO, the session will be led by Donna Adams, Funding Officer at the National Lottery Community Fund, who will explain the funder’s current priorities, recent changes to its programmes, and what they’re looking for in successful applications

Funding for Small Charities and Community Groups – Grants for Good

Funding for Small Charities and Community Groups – Grants for Good

The Matthew Good Foundation’s Grants for Good programme offers unrestricted funding to help small charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises continue making a difference in their communities. Funding decisions are made by employees of the John Good Group, so applications should clearly demonstrate the positive impact your organisation has on local people.

Funding for International Creative and Cultural Partnerships – British Council Connections Through Culture 2026

Funding for International Creative and Cultural Partnerships – British Council Connections Through Culture 2026

Applications are now open for the British Council’s Connections Through Culture 2026 grants programme, supporting international creative and cultural collaborations between the UK and participating countries. The programme aims to foster meaningful partnerships, encourage cross-cultural exchange, and build long-term international relationships across a wide range of creative disciplines.

Funding for community engagement in Low Hill Pride in Place

Funding for community engagement in Low Hill Pride in Place

City of Wolverhampton Council is seeking up to 10 voluntary and community sector organisations to help engage Low Hill residents, businesses and other local stakeholders as part of the Pride in Place programme. Successful organisations will deliver up to seven days of face-to-face outreach between 17 August and 25 September 2026, with a particular focus on reaching people whose voices may otherwise be underrepresented.