The National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) offers grants to not-for-profit organisations (including schools) of £10,000 – £10 million that connect people to the national, regional and local heritage of the UK. The amount you can apply for relates to the length of the project delivery: To receive funding, all projects must demonstrate they will achieve […]
Idlewild Trust
The Idlewild Trust gives grants to UK Registered Charities for projects concerning the conservation of objects and artworks, and projects that aim to nurture young arts professionals. The average amount awarded by the trust in 2024 was is £6,437. The first grant making strand of the Idlewood Trust aims to support training opportunities for professionals, […]
Millennium Point Charitable Trust Small Grants Programme
Schools and not-for-profit organisations across the West Midlands can apply for a grant of up-to £20,000 from the Millennium Point Charitable Trust to fund projects focused around Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and promote the importance and increase the accessibility of these fields. The scheme offers three grant programme: Past applicants have used their […]
DWF Foundation
The DWF Foundation was founded by DWF LLP to provide funds, resources and support to help communities achieve their full potential They aim to help local communities work together to implement change, focusing on the four key areas of Homelessness, Health & Wellbeing, Employability, and Education. Within these areas, the Foundation seek to support projects […]
John Lewis Foundation
The John Lewis Foundation came about to invest in disadvantaged communities within which John Lewis operates. It aims to deliver skills for meaningful employment through this and welcomes applicants who also wish to help achieve this, from both the UK and overseas. The foundation is financially powered through single use carrier bag charges implemented in […]
The Ironmongers’ Company
The Ironmongers’ Company aim to support projects that provide defined educational benefits to a specific group of children or young people. Projects could, for example, support special educational needs, or foster social, emotional or life skills. Preference will be given to projects piloting new approaches where the outcomes will be disseminated to a wider audience. Grants […]
The Woodward Charitable Trust
The Woodward Charitable Trust supports core costs rather than specific projects. Organisations can apply for up to £3,000, but most grants are for £1,000 or less. Woodward’s Trustees fund projects that help families and young people. They focus on organisations supporting at least one of the following three target groups: Children and young people (up […]
The Radcliffe Trust
Founded over 300 years ago, The Radcliffe Trust offers grants to registered charities, CICs and other not-for-profit organisations based in the UK. Grants are given with the aim of promoting traditional craft, heritage, and classical music in the UK by supporting people to access training, education and skill development. The Radcliffe Trust has two grant […]
The Anchor Foundation
The Anchor Foundation offers grants for Christian charities who are working to address social exclusion with a particular interest in charities working within healing and the arts. The Foundation only supports registered charities and offers grants in the range of £500 to £12,000. Applicants need to request funds towards a specific project with the Foundation […]
The Dulverton Trust
The Dulverton Trust offers grants for charitable organisations across a wide range of different priority areas. This sees them generally supporting medium sized charities who work across a large geographical area. Single year grants offered by the Trust are usually in the region of £25,000 to £35,000 a year, which can be given over a […]