This fund will support civil society organisations in London who are standing up against hate, intolerance and extremism.
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.
Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Grassroots Fund
The £3m fund will focus on supporting existing VAWG-specialist grassroots organisations operating deep in London’s communities.
Pocket Parks
A £1.35 million fund has been launched to help local communities in England create new pocket parks or to revive rundown green spaces in their area. Community groups can now bid grants of up to £15,000 for new pocket parks and up to £25,000 to renovate existing parks which have fallen into disrepair, bringing them back into public use.
New fund for frontline organisations tackling loneliness
A new £2 million fund is being launched to help organisations at the frontline of tackling loneliness across the country.
New Lloyds Bank Foundation Grant Programme
Small but vital charities can apply for grants of £45k or £100k over 3 years that can be used entirely for core costs.
Brand New Fund – Two Magpies
Two Magpies has just launched https://www.twomagpiesfund.co.uk They give out small grants (up to £15,000) to charities and community organisations, working with women who have experienced abuse and children growing up in poverty and difficult circumstances.
The Childhood Trust
The Childhood Trust supports charities in London working with children and young people from low income backgrounds. Working in partnership with The Big Give, the Trust builds charities’ capacity to run fundraising campaigns and leverages match-funding for the money raised.
Funding available for specialist community projects for vulnerable women and girls
Local groups supporting women and girls with issues like period poverty, domestic and sexual abuse, mental health and long-term unemployment can to apply for a share of £3.5 million for their vital work.
The Santander Foundation – Discovery Grants
The Santander Foundation provides Discovery Grants to UK registered charities of up to £5,000 to support projects that help disadvantaged people build skills and grow knowledge, or that support social change.
Physical Activity Inclusion Fund and Community Foundation
PAIF offers local community groups in Camden the opportunity to apply for grants of up to £1.5K, to ‘kick start’ projects that aim to reach our inactive communities.
