The Morrisons Foundation’s Connecting Communities Grant Scheme offers grants to registered charities for capital projects that improve shared buildings and outdoor spaces, bring people together, reduce social isolation and help vital local services remain accessible.
The Comic Relief Community Fund (England), administered by Groundwork, offers grants to grassroots organisations delivering community-led work around basic needs, early childhood development and safety, including support for refugees and asylum seekers and projects preventing violence against women and girls.
Throughout September, we’ll be putting an extra focus on helping Wolverhampton’s voluntary and community organisations find funding, diversify their income and become more financially resilient.
The One Stop Community Partnership Programme provides funding and practical support to local community groups working to improve their neighbourhoods. It supports projects addressing issues such as food poverty, vulnerability and isolation, low-income families, local sport, environmental improvements and reducing waste.
The Green Allotments New Allotment Site Fund helps residents in England create new, community-managed allotment sites by funding the purchase of suitable land. Rather than awarding a cash grant, Green Allotments buys and retains ownership of the land, helping local residents establish an allotment society to manage it.
The Arnold Clark Community Fund – Community Support programme provides funding for charities and community organisations delivering projects that make a difference to local communities. The current application window is specifically for animal welfare and arts & culture organisations.