Hyndburn Community Network
Funding
If you want to find out about funding please go to the ‘Funding and Grants’ section of the Download and links pages on this website.
http://www.hyndburncommunitynetwork.org.uk/links.asp#36
The Network has additional resources and funding information but these are only available to members of the Network.
Here are a few links to other funding opportunities for non members.
http://www.hyndburncommunitynetwork.org.uk/uploads/downloads/Awards%20for%20Volunteers.pdf
‘Community Spaces: is a £50m open grants programme to help community groups create or improve green, open spaces to enhance people's quality of life. Grants start at £10,000.
http://blog.community-spaces.org.uk/
‘Community Sustainable Energy Programme: This Big Lottery Fund programme helps community-based organisations reduce their environmental impact through the installation of energy saving measures and microgeneration technologies. http://bit.ly/bigcsep
‘Foyle Foundation - small grants: The foundation's small grants scheme is designed to support smaller charities, especially those working at grass roots and local community level, in any field, across a wide range of activities.
http://foylefoundation.org.uk/
‘People's Postcode Trust: provides funding opportunities to small organisations, community groups and charities through grants ranging from £500 - £10,000.
http://www.postcodetrust.org.uk/
The ‘Merseyside Funding Information Portal is a brand new online resource that will give you all you need to know about funding your charitable or community work, whether you are an individual, community group, voluntary organisation, registered charity or social enterprise. In addition, information and support in tendering and procurement related opportunities for voluntary bodies is now offered through this portal.
http://www.mfip.org.uk/
governmentfunding.org.uk
Search for funding for the voluntary and community sector from 150 Local Authorities using the NEW Local Authority Funder Finder. This site is your online portal to grants for the voluntary and community sector from the following funders:
http://www.governmentfunding.org.uk/
SCIPS
You will also find this document very useful when looking for funding:
http://tiny.cc/J2CYv
