Their focus is where our combination of funding and additional support can make the greatest impact on those we partner with. Their programmes aim to give charities the stability and freedom to use the funding as they best see fit.

They have three unrestricted funding programmes and one which is focussed on collaborations seeking to influence locally and regionally. The three unrestricted funding programmes are 1) for small specialist charities supporting people facing complex issues; 2) for small charities working with and led by people experiencing inequity because of their race or ethnicity; and 3) for d/Deaf and Disabled people’s organisations.

FFI: https://www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/

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They donate between £500,000 and £1.5 million per annum; broadly, Education (35%), Medical including hospitals and hospices (35%), Heritage (15%) and Arts (15%).

The Foundation prefers to focus on smaller charities or projects where if the CRF was not involved it probably would not happen. They do not generally fund operating costs

https://www.cliverichardsfoundation.com/

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This new programme is aimed at young people who are experiencing or may have already suffered significant issues within their lives. The average grant size is around £5,000-£6,000.

This may, for example, include organisations that focus their work on: young people within the criminal justice system or those at risk of offending; looked after children or care leavers; those with significant mental health concerns or complex needs; young people who have been traumatised by challenging family backgrounds, neglect, violence or abuse; those that have fallen through the gaps in care and/or education; those already affected by, or vulnerable to, exploitation; or whose experiences could seriously impact their transition into adulthood.

Organisations working across a local area such as a village, estate or town, will need to have an income of less than around £100,000. At the other end of the spectrum, if you work across the whole of the UK you will need to have an income of less than around £250,000

W: http://allenlane.org.uk/

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Players of People’s Postcode Lottery have funded good causes in every postcode area in Britain.

https://www.postcodelocaltrust.org.uk/apply-for-a-grant

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The society is keen to support projects which enhance and enrich mathematical study beyond the national curriculum, engage the public with mathematics and encourage unusual ways of communicating mathematics.

Grants awarded by the London Mathematical Society should have a significant and identifiable impact. This means that projects with very large budgets are unlikely to be successfully funded through this scheme. Grants should also ideally facilitate connections across the mathematical community and/or address a new or wider audience.

To apply, download an application form from the website and return by email or post to the addresses provided. Deadlines occur throughout the year and decisions aim to be made within one month of each application deadline.

Scheme will re-open on 1st August 2024

W: https://www.lms.ac.uk/grants/small-grants-education

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This year the fund has expanded to support the following funding themes:

1. Improving mental wellbeing
2. Enabling community participation in the arts
3. Preventing or reducing the impact of poverty
4. Supporting marginalised groups and promoting equality
5. Improving biodiversity and green spaces
6. Enabling participation in physical activity
7. Responding to the climate emergency and promoting sustainability
8. Increasing community access to outdoor space

Check website for funding availability

W: https://grants.localgiving.org/mlg/

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The Foundation make small one-off project grants of between £200 and £2,000 (occasionally £2,500) with no matched funding requirement to registered charities within the UK whose activities are specifically for the benefit of the mentally and physically disabled of all ages. Appeals should be for specific projects, and the Trustees do not support core costs, such as salaries, research, major development costs. All grants are made on a one-off basis with no ongoing commitment. Appeals are accepted from registered charitable organisations only.

Funding is not available for:

o Core costs, such as salaries.
o Individuals.
o Major development costs, or
o Research.

Applications for grants must be made by letter setting out in brief concise detail:

o The clear objectives of the appeal.
o The details of funding already available, including details of self-help.
o A timetable for the project, and
o A copy of the applicant’s latest audited accounts.

The Foundation meets four times a year, in the first week of March, June, September and December, and requests that applications should be submitted at least two weeks before each meeting. The next application deadline should therefore be considered as Saturday 20 February 2021, with further deadlines in late May and late November.
Applications must be made in writing addressed by post to the Secretary, Miss B J Arter. Enquiries made by email and phone are generally not responded to, while unsuccessful applicants are no longer notified.
Contact details for the Trust are:
Miss B J Arter
Secretary
The Douglas Arter Foundation
Email: dafbristol@aol.com
Fern Villa
Melksham Road
Patterdown
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN15 2NR
Tel: 01249 448252

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FFI: https://lesliesellct.org.uk/

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Principal criteria:
Core area – South West of England
Charitable categories benefited – any, but …
Special interest – Methodism
Grants – usually £100 – £2,000, typically £500 / £1,000
Individuals – should not apply

The broad categories they are supporting are:

• Medical and Disablement (28.7%)
• The Disadvantaged (19.9%)
• Youth and Children (16.8%)
• Other Churches (9.4%)
• Community Projects (6.8%)
• Methodism in the Specified Counties (6.5%)
• The Environment (5.5%)
• Other (6.4%)

To apply please visit website and follow guidelines provided.

W: http://stoate-charity.org.uk/index-page4.html

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FFI: https://www.tkmaxx.com/uk/en/tkmaxx-and-homesense-foundation

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