Funders in Conversation The National Lottery Community Fund & Clothworkers Foundation – Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2026
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FREE recording of Funders in The National Lottery Community Fund & Clothworkers Foundation as part of Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2026.
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FREE recording of Funders in Conversation with The National Lottery Community Fund & Clothworkers Foundation as part of Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2026. This session was delivered live and hosted by Get Grants Founder & Director John Ellery.Getting the answers to the questions you want to ask! In-conversation style session with Get Grants Founder & Director John Ellery, including live Q&A.
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About Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference
Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference is a celebration of fundraisers, with a programme designed around the topics you want to talk about.
Bringing together thousands of fundraisers from across the UK every year, this fun and heart-warming event with lots of practical advice is not your typical fundraising conference!
All the recorded sessions are available FREE via our website.
View more event details, full programme, and meet the speakers here.
About the Funders
The National Lottery Community Fund
The National Lottery Community Fund is the largest community funder in the UK. Each year, they give out £790million and fund an idea every 8 minutes. Their impact spans grants of up to £20,000 for community projects to sector-leading innovation and society-changing strategic funding programmes.
The Clothworkers’ Foundation provides capital funding to charities and social businesses that work with marginalised and disadvantaged people and communities, and those working towards a more equitable society. Since 1977, they have given capital grants totalling more than £158 million.
