Funding Portals

You can use the following Funding Portals for your funding search some of which may require a Subscription Fee:

My Funding Central – Free for Groups with annual turnover of less than £30,000. Fees apply above this level.

https://www.myfundingcentral.co.uk/

Funds Online – Subscription Fees start from £150 + VAT for Charities

https://fundsonline.org.uk/

Grants Online – Subscription Fees start from £15 + VAT for one month and £99 + VAT for one year

https://www.grantsonline.org.uk/

Charitable Excellence – The free Charity Excellence Framework online toolkit, enables any non-profit to health check every area of activity in under half a day, with its own Quality Mark and the largest resource base in the sector, including 100s of organisations that provide free goods and services. Its Funding Finder database gives you click through to a huge range of funders, with the latest uploaded weekly into the Recent Additions search category. Everything is free.

Gov.uk – Find a Grant – Find a grant is a service that allows you to search government grants.

https://www.find-government-grants.service.gov.uk/

Available Grants

Use the links below to find a funder and grant scheme for your group. You can use the search box on the top right of the table to find the grants you are looking for by either geographical location, the funder’s priorities or type of funding you want.

You can also use the arrows at the top of each column to sort the grants into Alphabetical order.

If you need support with your funding application, you can get in touch with your local service.

Current Grant Funding Schemes

Name of GrantFunder / Grant ManagerAmount Awarded (£)Area CoveredCriteriaDeadlinesMore Info / Link
Human Rights FrameworkAB Charitable TrustUnrestrictedLincolnshireTo be eligible for our open programme, an applicant will:
-Work in one of our priority areas.
-Be registered as a UK charity delivering work in the UK.
-Have an annual income between 150k and 1.5m.
-Have operated for at least a year.
-Deliver activities to protect the human rights framework and the principles of human rights and the rule of law, including campaigning, advocacy and narrative change work.
31/01/2025
25/04/2025
25/07/2025
The A B Charitable Trust, an independent grant-making organisation
Animal Friends Pet InsuranceAnimal Friends Pet InsuranceNo limitLincolnshireSupports animal initiatives and causes, including:

- Emergency and crisis appeals.
- Long term welfare and conservation projects.
- One-off requests.
RollingAnimal Friends Pet Insurance
The Veterans' Capital Housing FundArmed Forces Covenant Fund TrustBetween 75,000 and 500,000LincolnshireThemes and priorities – We want to support projects that need help to refurbish or extend existing
accommodation or build new accommodation to house Veterans. You can apply for this programme
if your project will:
• Enable major refurbishment of existing social rented or affordable rented homes for Veterans
• Enable extensions of existing buildings to increase the availability of Veteran housing
• Increase the number of new build, homes/housing units available to Veterans at affordable
or social rents
• Ensure properties meet decent homes and energy efficiency standards
08/01/2025Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust
Hidden VoicesArmed Forces Covenant Fund TrustUp to 20,000LincolnshireProjevcts that address mental health and wellbeing in marginalised groups within the Armed Forces.

Meet the following outcomes:
- Collaborative partnerships built.
- Identifying gaps in service provision.
- Providing accessible and defined interventions.
Enhance awwwareness and understanding of needs of Armed Forces community.
08/01/2025Armed Forces - Hidden Voices Fund
Arnold Clark Community Support FundArnold ClarkNo limitLincolnshireApplications to Our Communities Support are only eligible if in one of the following categories: animal welfare (benefiting humans), arts and culture, community development, disability, education, recreation, relief support and mental health support – where people/communities in the UK are the primary and immediate focus of investment. Applications are also only eligible if they’re made by an organisation that is based/operates solely in the UK and is located within 50 miles of an Arnold Clark branch.RollingArnold Clark Community Fund
Student Opportunities ProgrammeArt FundUp to 10,000LincolnshireThe aim of this funding is to help museums, galleries and visual arts organisations provide paid opportunities for full-time university students to gain meaningful, developmental work experience.09/05/2025
19/09/2025
Art Fund
Creative People and Places National Portfolio FundArts Council EnglandBetween 750,000 and 1,000,000Boston, East LindseyThe central aims of the programme are:
-Engage more people -Empower communities
-Encourage partnerships
-Take an Action Research approach
16/01/2025Arts Council
Outdoor Community Spaces FundAsda Foundationup to 3,000LincolnshireAims:
- Transform an outdoor area, creating greener and more engaging community spaces.
- Create or enhance community growing projects.
- Enable community clean ups / litter picks (grants for community clean ups only will be capped at £500).
11/02/2025ASDA Foundation - Outdoor Community Spaces Fund
Austin and Hope Pilkington TrustAustin and Hope Pilkington Trust Round 1: 1,000
Round 2: 5,000
Round 3: 1,000
Round 4: 5,000
LincolnshireRounds 1 and 2: Improving Access to performing arts

Rounds 3 and 4: Projects focusing exclusively on refugees and/or asylum seekers
Round 1: 01/02/2025 - 28/02/2025
Round 2: 01/04/2025 - 30/4/2025
Round 3: 01/07/2025 - 31/07/2025
Round 4: 1/09/2025 to 30/09/2025
Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust
General Grants FundBaily ThomasGeneral grants for 9,000 and over and Small grants for under 9,000.LincolnshireGrants to aid the care and relief of those affected by learning disabilities.01/03/2025Baily Thomas
Community Impact GrantsBenefact TrustBased on total costs of project and match funding secured.

Size of grant based on total project costs calculated by Grants Officer.
LincolnshireCapital and Revenue costs to:
1) Grow congregations and Christian communities
2) Addressing social challenges facing communities
3) Enabling wider community use of church buildings
4) Empowering Christian education
RollingBenefact Trust - Community Impact Grants
Building Improvement GrantsBenefact TrustBased on total costs of project and match funding secured.

Size of grant based on total project costs calculated by Grants Officer.
LincolnshireCapital costs for churches, cathedrals, denominational bodies and Christian charities to support with:

- Essential one-off works
- Minor capital works
- Conservation of historic features.
- Aesthetic enhancements.
- Energy efficiency methods.
RollingBenefact Trust - Building Improvement Grants
Methodist GrantsBenefact TrustUp to 100,000LincolnshireGrants to Methodist churches for building development projects to support church growth, community engagement and improving accessibility.RollingBenefact Trust - Methodist Grants
Heritage Skills GrantsBenefact TrustFunds specific individuals through training for up to 3 years. LincolnshireOffers funding to any registered charity around training for heritage skills specifically towards Christian buildings. RollingBenefact Trust - Heritage Skills
Bernard Sunley FoundationBernard Sunley FoundationSmall Grants: Up to 5,000
Medium Grants: 5,001 to 20,000
Large Grants: 20,000 and up
LincolnshireGive grants around priorities of Community, Education, Health and Social Welfare.

Can support:
- Capital buildings
- New minibuses and vehicles
RollingBernard Sunley Foundation
Biffa AwardBiffaBetween 10,000 and 75,000Within 5/10 miles of licensed landfill site or 10/15 miles of significant operation. Projects must respond to one of the following:

- Rebuilding Biodiversity
- Community buildings
- Recreation
- Cultural Facilities
RollingBiffa Award
Community FundBNA Charity Incorporated Organisation No limitLincoln and LincolnshireSupporting projects that make a real difference in the UK. 07/01/2025BNA Charity
Small Grants SchemeBoston Town Area Committee (BTAC)Up to 1,000Boston Projects that support the town centre wards of Boston30/01/2025BTAC - Small Grants Scheme
Project GrantsBourne United CharitiesNo limitBourne, Cawthorpe, Dyke or TwentyProjects that support residents within Bourne, Cawthorpe Dyke and TwentyRollingBourne United Charities
Core Grants

Children In NeedUp to 40,000 per year for 3 yearsLincolnshireCore costs including:
- Management and administration
- HR and payroll
- General office expenses
- Accountancy and audit
- Communications and outreach
- Monitoring, evaluation.
- Governance, regulatory, and compliance costs
RollingChildren in Need - Core Costs
Project GrantsChildren In NeedUp to 40,000 per year for 3 yearsLincolnshireProject costs that supports a specific piece of work to support children and young people. RollingChildren in Need - Project Costs
Grants to help disadvantaged people to access the benefits of the countrysideCLA Charitable TrustUp to 5,000LincolnshireWe support a wide range of organisations providing activities engaging young people and communities in these areas. This includes but are not limitied to: -Farms providing day or residential experiences for disabled or disadvantaged young people. - Growing projects inlcuding horticultural therapy and community projects supporting people through outdoor activities and gardening. -Forest school type activities giving people the opportunity to utilise their outdoor spaces for the benefit of their mental and physical wellbeing. -Conservation and environmental projects giving people the chance to learn about the natural environment and how to care for it.RollingCLA Trust
Music Grants for Older PeopleConcertinaUp to 250LincolnshireGrants fo charitable bodies which provide musical entertainment and related activties for the elderly.30/04/2025Concertina
Customer Donation FundCo-operative bankUp to 1,000LincolnshireAny interested Community Directplus account holders can apply for up to £1,000 from the fund to support their community initiatives and activites.RollingThe Co-operative Bank
Community Energy FundDepartment for Energy Security and Net Zero, Midlands Net Zero HubStage 1 Feasibility Grant of up to 40,000.
Stage 2 Development Grant of up to 100,000.
LincolnshireThe funding will help to kickstart clean energy projects including small-scale wind farms and rooftop solar partnerships, as well as battery storage, rural heat networks, electric vehicle charging points. It can also be used to fund fuel poverty alleviation schemes such as energy efficiency, retrofit, and advice projects.
Applicants need to show that a good level of community engagement has been carried out and that there is genuine community support for the project, including plans for ongoing community engagement.
RollingMidland Net Zero Hub
Edith Murphy FoundationEdith Murphy FoundationBetween 500 to 5,000LincolnshireProjects that support the following:

- Carry out research,
- Supporting disadvantaged individuals.
- Relieve the suffering and care for unwanted animals.
RollingEdith Murphy Foundation
Edward Gostling Foundation Rolling
Edward Gostling FoundationUp to 10,000LincolnshireThemes are:

- Health & Wellbeing
- Independent Living at Home
- Respite
- Transition
RollingEdward Gostling Foundation
Community Action FundFCC Communities FoundationBetween 2,000 and 100,000Within 10 miles of a FCC Environment waste facilityThey will fund projects, that support the:
- Supply or improvement of a public amenity.
- Delivery of biodiversity conservation for UK species or habitats.
- Repair or renovation of historic or architecturally significant buildings.
Round 1: 04/12/2024 to 19/02/2025

Round 2: 26/02/2025 to 14/05/2025

Round 3: 04/06/2025 to 20/08/2025

Round 4: 03/09/2025 to 10/11/2025
FFC Communities Foundation
Small Grants SchemeFoyle FoundationsBetween 2,000 and 10,000LincolnshireThe Foyle Foundation accepts applications from the following UK based organisations: Arts charities, Learning charities, Small charities, State Funded Schools, Special Education Needs providers. Projects need to be completed during 2025.31/01/2025Foyle Foundation
Garfield Weston FoundationGarfield Weston FoundationBetween 1,000 to 100,000 and 100,000 +LincolnshireCapital and revenue projects should have a focus on one of the following:

- Arts
- Community
- Education
- Environment
- Faith
- Health
- Museums & Heritage
- Welfare
- Youth
RollingGarfield Weston Foundation
Gay and Peter Hartley's Hillards Charitable TrustGay and Peter Hartley's Hillards Charitable TrustUp to 1,000Boston and LincolnThe Trust supports:
- Care for older people
- Medical health volunteer schemes, respite care, hospices.
- Physical/mental health. support for the less able.
- Children’s charities enhancing sports/social opportunities.
- Church based projects with a proven outreach factor.
- Education reading support, literacy advocation, one to one support.
RollingHillards Charitable Trust
Greenhall FoundationGreenhall FoundationBetween 1,000 and 10,000LincolnshireProjects should help improve lives.

Prefers to fund permanent equipment / buildings.
Round 1: Opens 03/03/2025 to when 150 applications received

Round 2: Opens 1/09/2025 to when 150 applications received.
GreenHall Foundation
Help the HomelessHelp the HomelessUp to 5,000LincolnshireFor small charitable organisations whose aim is to help homeless people return to the community and enabling them to rebuild their lives.15/03/2025
15/06/2025
15/09/2025
15/12/2025
Help the Homeless
Grants to enable disadvantaged young peopleIronmongers CompanyUp to 10,000LincolnshireProjects must: - Be for children and young people under 25 who are disadvantaged. -Consst of educational activites that develop learning, motivation and skills. -Have clear aims and a planned timescale.31/07/2025Ironmongers Company
Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare TrustJean Sainsbury Animal Welfare TrustBetween 1,000 and 10,000LincolnshireObjectives are
- to benefit or protect animals
- to relieve animals from suffering
- to conserve wild life
- to encourage the understanding of animals
01/04/2025
01/08/2025
Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare Trust
Beatrice Laing TrustLaing Family TrustBetween 2,000 and 10,000LincolnshirePriority areas are:

- New church buildings, extensions and redevelopments.
- To support the disadvantaged and vulnerable including homeless, ex-offenders, the elderly and former service personnel
- Physical, mental and learning difficulties and
RollingBeatrice Laing Trust
Kirby Laing TrustLaing Family TrustBetween 2,000 and 10,000LincolnshirePriority areas are:

- Promotion of Christian faith.
- Education and youth development.
- Culture and the environment.
RollingKirby Laing Trust
Len Pick TrustLen Pick TrustUp to 1,000,
1,000 and Above
Bourne, Dyke, Cawthorpe, Twenty, Projects must benefit the residents of Bourne and the surrounding areas. RollingLen Pick Trust
Bicker Wind Farm TrustLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 5,00010 mile radius of Bicker FenPractical or educational projects that contribute to conservation, energy efficiency or environmental improvements.01/04/2025
01/10/2025
Lincolnshire Community Foundation - Bicker Wind Farm Trust
Bishop of Lincoln’s Social Justice FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 2,500LincolnshireAddressing root causes of social injustice such as poverty, loneliness, isolation and homelessness.15/01/2025Lincolnshire Community Foundation - Bishop of Lincoln Social Justice Fund
Evan Cornish Grassroots FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 6,000LincolnshireTo make life more comfortable, ease distress and isolation for those most in need in Greater Lincolnshire. 01/03/2025Lincolnshire Community Foundation - Evan Cornish Grassroots Fund
Grange Wind Farm Community FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 5,000Within a 10 mile radius of the wind farm at Tydd St Mary in South HollandProjects include:

- Diversionary and educational activities for young people
- Support for meeting places.
- Energy efficiency schemes
- Projects for older people to tackle isolation, loneliness and dementia.
01/06/2025Lincolnshire Community Foundation - Grange Wind Farm
High Sherriffs' FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 5,000LincolnshireNot for profit community groups delivering services that benefit people living in Lincolnshire can apply for grants of up to £5,000 provided they address community safety and crime reduction initiatives. 01/03/2025Lincolnshire Community Fund
Horncastle Health and Wellbeing FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 2,000Horncastle and Surrounding DistrictsSupport residents of Horncastle and the surrounding district who may be sick, convalescent, disabled or in need of financial assistance.01/03/2025
01/09/2025
Lincolnshire Community Foundation - Horncastle Health and Wellbeing Fund
UK Shared Prosperity GRASSroots Grants FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 24,999South HollandStrengthen the social fabric of communities, building pride in place by improving local community infrastructure, creating opportunities for social connections to develop and thrive.17/01/2025Lincolnshire Community Foundation - UK Shared Prosperity GRASSroots Fund
Sutton Bridge Solar Farm Community FundLincolnshire Community FoundationUp to 5,000Sutton BridgeTo support voluntary & community sector groups and organisations to deliver projects improving the lives of people living in Sutton Bridge.01/05/2025Lincolnshire Community Foundation
Community Wildlife GrantLincolnshire County CouncilBetween 50 and 500LincolnshirePriorities are:
- to protect, improve or promote wildlife
- promote access to and enjoyment of the countryside
- local communities support and may undertake
RollingLincolnshire County Council - Community Wildlife Grant
Specialist FundingLloyds Bank FoundationUp to 75,000 over 3 yearsLincolnshireSupporting registered charities whose main focus is to support one of the following themes:

- Addiction
- Asylum seekers and refugees
- Care leavers
- Domestic abuse
- Homelessness
- Offending
- Sexual abuse and exploitation
- Trafficking and modern slavery
23/01/2025Lloyds Foundation - Specialist Funding
Margaret Dobson Further Education TrustMargaret Dobson Further Education TrustUp to 5,000LincolnshireTo support people with learning disabilities aged 18 to 25 outside
the school environment
01/01/2025 to 31/03/2025Margaret Dobson Trust
Grants for Good, supporting small organisationsMatthew Good Foundation15,000 shared between 5 projectsLincolnshireGrants for Good is funded by the John Good Group and is designed to direct funding only to small
and growing local charities, voluntary groups or social enterprises that are making a big impact on
communities, people or the environment.
RollingMatthew Good Foundation
UK Charitable GrantsMedlock Charitable TrustUp to 50,000 (Average Award between 5,000 to 15,000)BostonProjects within Boston in the following areas:

- Education
- Health & social care
- Housing
- Sports & recreation
- Arts & culture
- Environment & conservation
- Community services
- Employment
RollingMedlock Charitable Trust
Michael Cornish Charitable TrustMichael Cornish Charitable TrustAverage Award 2,000LincolnshireSupports the following priorities:

- General Charitable Purposes
- Children/ Young People
- Disabled / Disabilities - Economic/ Community Development
- Amateur Sport - Advancement of Health or Saving of Life
28/02/2025Michael Cornish Charitable TrustMichael Cornish Charitable Trust
Mick George Community FundMick GeorgeBetween 10,000 and 15,000Stamford, Market Deeping, Bourne, WisbechGrants are available to voluntary and community organisations for community projects.05/03/2025Mick George Community Fund
Morrisons FoundationMorrisons FoundationUp to 10,000Lincolnshire - near a Morrisons storeSupports the following objectives

1. Tackling poverty and social deprivation;
2. Enhancing community spaces, facilities and services; 3. Improving health and wellbeing
RollingMorrisons Foundation
Active Travel Grant ProgrammeMotability100,000 to 4,000,000 over 3 yearsLincolnshireFocused areas include :

- Providing funding to ensure the voices and needs of disabled people inform and influence design requirements, and crucially, that they are shared with industry and Government to raise awareness.
- Providing funding of charitable programmes that introduce disabled people to different active travel products and services.
- Supporting existing programmes that have a clear focus on increasing travel confidence and safety for disabled people, to enable them to confidently use active travel products and services.
- Providing funding to schemes, programmes and initiatives that are already successful in supporting Active Travel and provide best practice solutions but need further support to remain operational or increase the service they provide, to help more disabled people.
- Providing funding to programmes, charities or organisations to help fund more high quality and affordable active travel equipment for disabled people.
31/03/2025Motability - Active
Large GrantsNational Churches TrustUp to 50,000LincolnshireFor urgent and essential structural repair projects with estimated costs of at least £80,000 that will help places of worship. 04/03/2025National Churches Trust - Large Grants
Small GrantsNational Churches Trust500 to 5,000LincolnshireSmall grants to support small, urgent maintenance and repair issues or to carry out small investigative works costing up to £20,000.28/02/2025National Churches Trust - Small Grants
Arts Council Project GrantsNational Lottery30,000 and under
Between 30.000 &100,000
Lincolnshire3 outcomes:

1. Creative people - everyone can develop and express communities throughout their life.
2. Creative communities - villages, towns and cities thrive through a collaborative approach to culture.
3. A creative and cultural country - England's cultural sector is innovative, collaborative and international.
RollingArts Council
Awards For AllNational Lottery300 to 20,000 (for up to 2 years)LincolnshireThemes are: - Build strong relationships in and across communities
- Improve the places and spaces that matter to communities
- Help more people to reach their potential, by supporting them at the earliest possible stage. - Support people, communities and organisations facing more demands and challenges because of the cost-of-living crisis
RollingAwards For All
Heritage Fund Project GrantsNational Lottery10,000 to 10,000,000LincolnshireFunding to support the following:
- Nature
- Designed landscapes
- Large-scale rural projects
- Oral history recordings
- Cultural traditions
- Community archaeology
- Historic buildings, monuments and historic environment.
- Musuems, libraries and archives.
- Acquiring new objects.
- Commemorations and celebrations
- Industrial, maritime and transport
RollingHeritage Lottery Fund
Partnerships FundNational LotteryFrom 20,001 upwards for up to 5 yearsLincolnshireThemes are:

- Build strong relationships in and across communities
- Improve the places and spaces that matter to communities
- Help more people to reach their potential, by supporting them at the earliest possible stage. - Support people, communities and organisations facing more demands and challenges because of the cost-of-living crisis
RollingPartnerships Fund
Reaching CommunitiesNational LotteryFrom 20,001 upwards for up to 5 yearsLincolnshireThemes are:

- Build strong relationships in and across communities
- Improve the places and spaces that matter to communities
- Help more people to reach their potential, by supporting them at the earliest possible stage. - Support people, communities and organisations facing more demands and challenges because of the cost-of-living crisis
RollingReaching Communities
North Kesteven Heritage GrantsNorth Kesteven District CouncilUp to 3,000

North KestevenFunding is available to both residential and commercial buildings, and the aim of the scheme is to preserve and enhance the District’s built heritage by encouraging the sympathetic repair of historic buildingsRollingNorth Kesteven District Council
Events FundingNorth Kesteven District CouncilNo upper limit - 12,000 in potNorth KestevenTo support new community events in North Kesteven

Events must have taken place by March 2024 for this round. reopens April 2024.
RollingNKDC - Events Programme
Community Partnership Programme to Tackle Food Poverty & Support the Elderly (UK)One Stop Community Partnership programmeUp to 1,000LincolnshireCommunity groups and other not for profit organisations within a two-mile radius of a One Stop shop can apply for grants of up to £1,000 through the One Stop Community Partnership programme.

This programme supports projects and initiatives that are:

• Tackling food poverty
• Supporting the vulnerable
• Supporting the elderly
• Supporting low-income families
• Supporting local sports teams
• Improving the local environment
• Reducing Waste in the community
02/12/2024 to 24/01/2025One Stop Community Partnership Programme
East Coast Community FundOrsted & Grantscape1000 to 50,000East Coast of LincolnshireGrants will be available for:

- Community buildings
- Community activities and services
- Environmental and public open space projects.
- Sports, recreation and play.
12/02/2025
30/07/2025
East Coast Community Fund
Sports GrantsPeter Harrison Foundation Opportunities Through Sport Grant Scheme (UK)Up to 5,000 for small grants. 5,001 – 30,000 for major grantsLincolnshireThe aim of the grant scheme is to provide opportunities for sport and physical activity at a grassroots level that enable people who are physically, mentally, socially, or economically disadvantaged to develop personal and life skills to fulfil their potential.01/01/2025
01/04/2025
01/07/2025
01/10/2025
Peter Harrison Foundation
Rescue Centre GrantsPets at Home FoundationFrom 250 upwardsLincolnshireWill support:
• Vet bills
• Boarding costs
• Food
• Equipment
• Trap and Neuter Schemes
• Vehicles
• Building Work
RollingPets FoundationPets At Home
Community ChestPlatform Housing GroupUp to 10,000 LincolnshireConsider projects that make a difference in one of these ways:

-Digital Inclusion
- Health & Wellbeing
- Community Cohesion
- Skills and Employability
- Community Safety
23/01/2025
25/02/2025
Platform Community Chest
Screwfix FoundationScrewfix Foundation5000Lincolnshire• The Foundation is looking to support projects that relate to the repair, maintenance, improvement or construction of homes, community buildings and other buildings.Rolling - Reviewed Jan, Apr, July, OctScrewfix Foundation
Community Power FundSleaford REPUp to 5,000Sleaford, North KestevenProjects supported are:

- The environment, sport, wellbeing and education.
- Encourage community cohesion to build stronger communities.
- Benefit the community/group by supporting activities and projects that bring wider community benefit.
09/04/2025Community Power Fund
Small GrantsSport England300 - 15,000LincolnshireProviding sport and physical activities for people who may be less physically active.RollingSports England - Small GrantsSport England - Together Fund
Stronger Starts GrantTesco Community FoundationUp to 1500LincolnshirePriority given to projects that provide food security and support to young people.Rolling on a quarterly basisTesco Community Grants
Young People in England The 7 Stars FoundationProject Funding: 2500
Shine Bright Funding: 1500
Individual Funding: 500
Social Impact: 1500

LincolnshirePriorities are in the areas of Abuse, Addiction, Child Carers and Homelessness for Children.
Rolling7 Stars Foundation
The Allen Lane FoundationThe Allen Lane FoundationUp to 15,000 (Average Grant awarded is 5,000 - 6,000)LincolnshirePriority Areas:
Asylum seekers and refugees
Gypsies and Travellers
Offenders and ex-offenders
Older people
People experiencing mental health problems
People experiencing violence or abuse
RollingAllen Lane Foundation
The Charles Hayward Foundation GrantsThe Charles Hayward FoundationMain Grants:
- Social & Criminal Justice (up to 25000).
- Heritage & Conservation (Currently Closed)
- Overseas (up to 15000).
LincolnshireFor UK registered charities operating within the fields of Heritage and Conservation, Social and Criminal Justice, Overseas, or Older People.Main Grants:
Stage 1: 31/01/2025
23/05/2025
19/09/2025
The Charles Hayward Foundation Grants
The Clothworkers FoundationThe Clothworkers FoundationNo limit - Average Grant is 25,000LincolnshireCapital costs to support the following areas:

- Racial Inequalities
- Disabilities
- Domestic and Sexual Abuse
- Economic disadvantage
- Homelessness
- LGBT +
- Older People
- Prisons and Rehabilitation
- Substance Misuse and Addiction
- Young People
RollingClothworkers Foundation
Grants to support Disadvantaged Young People through Educational & Sporting ActivitiesThe Hargreaves FundNo upper limit- 2 million in pot per yearLincolnshireTo help children and young people to fulfil their potential and improve their wellbeing, self-esteem, and independence through educational and sporting activities. This could include initiatives that improve academic engagement and attainment, develop skills to aid future employment, improve life skills, and ensure sport is accessible.RollingThe Hargreaves Foundation
Christian ProjectsThe Henry Smith Charity£10,000 + per year up to 3 yearsLincolnshire
The Christian Projects grant programme provides grants to support projects that explicitly promote the Christian faith in the UK.

3 priorities are:
- Meeting the spiritual needs of older people, including those with dementia
- Reaching out to the unchurched - especially young people and young families by nurturing their spiritual interest and well-being.
- Projects which support and care for Anglican clergy at times of needs
RollingHenry Smith Charity
Holiday Grants for ChildrenThe Henry Smith Charity£500 to £2750Lincolnshire but will prioritise top 20% areas of most deprivationShort holidays and recreational trips for childrenAt least 5 weeks before the trip takes place. Henry Smith - Holiday Grants
The Inman CharityThe Inman CharityBetween 2,000 and 5,000LincolnshirePriorities are:

- Care of the elderly
- General Welfare
- Hospices
- The deaf and blind
- Care of disabled
- The Armed Forces
- Medical Research
Round 1: 28/02/2025
Round 2: 31/08/2025
Inman Charity
The Key FundThe Key Fund5,000 - 300,000LincolnshireSectors they would invest in for Social Enterprises include:

• Creative
• Health
• Digital
• Housing
• Eco
• Education & Training
RollingThe Key Fund
Small Grants ProgrammeThe Leathersellers' CompanyUp to 5,000LincolnshirePriorities include:
- To provide assistance to vulnerable people in their community.
- In geographical areas of deprivation (within the UK).
Opening at 10am on following dates:
06/01/2025
03/02/2025
31/03/2025
06/05/2025

40 applications per round - available on first come, first served basis.
Small Grants Programme
The Leche Trust GrantThe Leche TrustUp to £5000.LincolnshireOffering grants for two areas: performing arts and conservation.09/12/2024 to 24/01/2025

24/03/2025 to 02/05/2025
The Leche Trust Grant
The Pink Ribbon Foundation GrantsThe Pink Ribbon FoundationUp to 6,000LincolnshireTo support practical projects and initiatives, which aim to deliver good physical and mental health to individuals with and recovering from breast cancer. 30/05/2025Pink Ribbon Foundation
Supporting Rural CommunitiesThe Royal Countryside FundUp to £25,000 over 2 yearsLincolnshire (rural communities)Priorities are:
- Keeping young people in the countryside
- Powering up rural communities
- Increasing environmental sustainability
- Building emergency resilience in rural areas.
Window for applications - 10/01/2025 to 02/02/2025Supporting Rural Communities
Under 26 FundThe Steel Charitable TrustBetween 10,000 and 25,000LincolnshireCore priorities are below:

Creating educational and/or access opportunities for young people under 26 in circumstances, groups or locations that face economic challenges or social marginalisation that may lead to significant disadvantages in later life.
RollingSteel Charitable Trust
The Toy Trust FundThe Toy Trust FundUp to 5,000LincolnshireFunding for small UK based children's charities, working for the benefit of children across the UK.Mid February
Mid June
Mid August
Mid November
The Toy Trust
The Weavers' CompanyThe Weavers' CompanyUp to 15,000LincolnshirePriorities are:

- Supporting offenders into work
- Helping specific groups within the criminal justice sector
- Supporting young people
13/03/2025
03/07/2025
13/11/2025
Weavers' Company
Community Investment FundingTheddlethorpe GDF Community PartnershipSmall grants – under £10,000
Medium grants – above £10,000 to £50,000
Large grants – above £50,000
LincolnshireHere are some examples:

- Economic Development
- Natural or Built Environment
- Community Wellbeing
RollingTheddlethorpe Community Investment Fund
Grants for Registered CharitiesThomas Wall TrustUp to 5,000LincolnshireProposals welcome for projects that target people experiencing multiple deprivation or other groups facing major hurdles to employment especially; women, people with physical, mental or learning disabilities and refugees.06/01/2025Thomas Wall Trust
True Colours TrustTrue Colours TrustUp to 10,000LincolnshirePriorities include:

- Disabled children and young people;
- Children and young people with life-limiting condition and their families.
RollingTrue Colours TrustTrue Colours Trust
Trusthouse Charitable FoundationTrusthouse Charitable FoundationSmall Grants: 2,000 to 10,000,
Major Grants: 10,000 to 100,000
LincolnshireSmall Grants: Projects focus on community support.

Major grants: Organisations focus on family support - includes support for core costs, salaries, running and project costs
Rolling - Meetings Jan, April, June & OctoberTrusthouse Charitable Foundation
Start Up AwardsUnLtdStarting Up - Up to 8,000
Scaling Up - Up to 18, 000
LincolnshireSupports Social Enterprises and Social Entrepreneurs with funding and tailored support

Additional support available in following priority areas: Healthy ageing and access to employment.
Rolling Unltd - Start Up Awards
Veterans' FoundationVeterans' Foundation30,000LincolnshireGrants are available to support charities and not-for-profit organisations that provide lifetime support to those in need among serving Armed Forces personnel, veterans, and their immediate families.Round 1: 20/01/2025
Round 2: 31/03/2025
Round 3: 21/07/2025
Veterans Foundation
Councillor Initiative FundWest Lindsey District CouncilUp to £1000West LindseyGrants are available to support a wide range of community projects and activities in West Lindsey.Ongoing until May 2027WLDC - Councillor Initiative Fund

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