Launched in 2008, Waitrose Community Matters initiative donated over £14 million to local charities chosen by the public.
Rolling Funding Programmes
You can use our website to search for rolling funding programmes. This is generally for funding where no application deadline has been set or where you can apply for funding at any time, or multiple times, throughout the year. You can filter the results by using the Funding Tag Cloud tool.
The funding listed below is mainly relevant to organisations in Camden. For a list of where to search for other rolling funding, please visit our Funding Sources page.
Magic Little Grants
Over 400 grants of £500 available for local charities and community groups delivering sports and physical activities.
Taking Action on the Social Determinants of Health
A grant programme for UK Public Health Network organisations to work with partners from outside of public health to take action on the social determinants.
Sporting Capital
Sporting Capital invests in organisations that make a difference through sport.
Homeless Link Social Investment Fund
Launched in May 2017, the Homeless Link Social Investment Fund has, over three years, £4.5m to invest in charities and social enterprises working to reduce homelessness across England.
£100k funding will help small charities’ digital marketing
Nisa is offering 10 small charities the chance to be awarded £10,000 each to help expand digital marketing and other promotional activities.
Near Neighbours Small Grants
The 5th Round of Near Neighbours funding is open to community organisations in Camden.
Youth Music Programme
Youth Music promotes musical opportunities for children and young people, up to the age of 25, living in challenging circumstances.
Neighbourhood Planning Support – Grant Funding and Technical Support
The Government has allocated over £23m between 2018 – 2022 to support the development of neighbourhood plans or neighbourhood development orders. You can apply for grant funding and/or technical support if you are eligibile.
Regents Place Community Fund
The fund has three priorities:Social Cohesion; Health & Wellbeing; Employability. Groups from Regent’s Park, Somers Town and Bloomsbury Wards are eligible to apply.
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