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Available Grants
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General Funding
| Grant Name | Funder / Grant Manager | Awards | Area Covered | Criteria | Deadline | More Info / Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Churches Grant Programme | All Churches | £60000 | Lincolnshire | Grant Programmes include: Roof Alarms, Heritage, Transformational Recurrent and Methodist Grants | Rolling | All Churches |
| Animal Friends Pet Insurance | Animal Friends Pet Insurance | £- | Lincolnshire | Passionate about supporting animal charities, we provide funding to a range of initiatives and causes, including: • Emergency and crisis appeals. • Long term welfare and conservation projects • One-off requests | Rolling | Animal Friends Pet Insurance |
| Arnold Clark Community Fund | Arnold Clark | £1000 Max | Lincolnshire | eligible if people and communities in the UK are the primary focus of investment and if they’re made by organisations that are incorporated in the UK. The funding must also provide immediate relief for the organisation | 30/06/2022 | Arnold Clark |
| Basil Samuel Charitable Trust | Basil Samuel Charitable Trust | £1000 - £5000 | Lincolnshire | small grants to registered charities in England and Wales operating in the following fields: o Social care. o Education. o Cultural activities, and o Medical needs and Animals | Rolling | The Trustees Basil Samuel Charitable Trust c/o Smith and Williamson 5 Moorgate London EC2R 6AY Tel: 020 7131 4376 |
| Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation | Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation | £5000 and Under, £5001 to £20000, £20000 + | Lincolnshire | • Capital projects which include new buildings, extensions, refurbishments and recreational spaces. • New minibuses that provide a vital service to those most in need in their local community. • Churches and other places of worship with a strong, secular community focus. Projects should have a focus on the community, health, education and social welfare. | Rolling | Bernard Sunley |
| Biffa Award | Biffa | Between £10000 and £75000 | Lincoln - Projects located within 5 miles of a significant Biffa Group Limited operation or 10 miles of an active Biffa or other landfill site | Examples are green spaces, woodland walks, nature reserves, play areas, community gardens and building works to clubhouse facilities demonstrating multi usage. | Rolling | Biffa Award |
| Community Chest & Events | Boston Big Local | £1500 Max | Boston | Must address one of 4 themes: Health & Wellbeing, Creating an Attractive Environment, Brining Communities Together & Building the Local Economy. Can help with core costs including volunteer expenses and room hire or putting on events. Must benefit the Boston Big Local area and / or its residents. | Panel meets in 05/2022, 09/2022 and 01/2023. | Boston Big Local - Community Chest |
| Bourne United Charities | Bourne United Charities | Discretionary | Bourne | Bourne United Charities has been helping the community for over 200 years The main objective of the charity is for the relief of those in need and provision of social amenities to Bourne and the local area. Bourne United Charities can make grants available in those circumstances where it can be confirmed that social services or other statutory body are unable to assist. | Rolling | Bourne United Charities |
| Benefact Trust | Brighter Lives Mental Health Programme | £- | Lincolnshire | Grants are available for churches and Christian charities across the UK and Ireland to provide increased mental health support for people and communities in need. | Rolling | Benefact Trust |
| Bromhead Medical Charity | Bromhead | £- | Lincolnshire | Funding for self help groups and Individuals. To support those experiencing difficult in accessing appropriate healthcare. | Rolling | Bromhead Medical Charity |
| Community Grant Fund | Card Factory Foundation | £2500 | Lincolnshire | Grants are available to support projects and activities that benefit Card Factory colleagues and communities where Card Factory stores operate. | Rolling Grants Under - £2500 - Trustees Meet Monthly Over £2500 - Trustees Meet Quarterly | Card Factory Foundation |
| Clothworkers Foundation | Clothworkers Foundation | Main Grants Programme – no maximum (average grant £25K Small Grants Programme – maximum £10K (average £7K) | Lincolnshire | Aligned to priorities:- Alcohol & substance misuse; people with disabilities; young people; disadvantaged minority communities; domestic/sexual violence; older people; homelessness; prisoners; visual impairment Can fund H Buildings, Fixture, Fittings and Equipment and Vehicles | Rolling | Clothworkers Foundation |
| Community Champions - Winter 2022 | Coop | £200 to £200000 | Lincolnshire | Community Champions is our way of giving back to our local communities. We launched this back in 2013 and since then we’ve helped hundreds of local charities and community groups each year raising amounts from £200 to over £200,000. | Rolling | Lincolnshire Coop - Community Champions |
| Dunhill Medical Trust | Dunhill Medical Trust | Project Grants - Between £5K and £40K (36 months) Building Grants - Between £5K and £100K | Lincolnshire | Time limited projects focussing on services for older people Accommodation/ developments for older people | Rolling | Dunhill Medical Trust |
| Public Involvement Fund | East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) | £2000 | Lincolnshire | Applications should encourage public involvement in health and care research, innovation, transformation, and improvement - particularly those that demonstrate the involvement of seldom heard and underserved communities. | 30/06/2022 | EMAHSN |
| Edith Murphy Foundation | Edith Murphy Foundation | £500 to £5000 | Lincolnshire | Purposes: support individuals who by reason of their age, youth, infirmity, disablement, poverty or social and economic circumstances are suffering hardship, distress or are otherwise in need, • relieve the suffering and care for unwanted animals. | Rolling | Edith Murphy Foundation |
| Edward Gostling Foundation | Edward Gostling Foundation | Up to £10000 | Lincolnshire | Themes are: Health & Wellbeing Independent Living at Home Respite Transition Information providing, guidance, advice, training and moral and emotional support - independent hospices and care homes Education, training, coaching and development to promote independent living and/or support to help people into paid work, vocational services or volunteering. | Rolling | Edward Gostling Foundation |
| Stop Loan Sharks Community Fund | England Illegal Money Lending Team | Up to £5000 | Lincolnshire | Funds can be spent on any worthwhile community project that meets the following criteria: Contributes to raising awareness of the dangers of using loan sharks Prevents crime and disorder and publicises the Stop Loan Sharks message Promotes the work of the Illegal Money Lending Team (IMLT) in communities Encourages reporting of loan sharks. The Fund Has 4 Main Objectives: Innovative Community Engagement Impact Legacy | 30/06/2022 | Stop Loan Sharks |
| FCC Communities Foundation Funding | FCC Communities Foundation | £2000 to £100000 | 10 Miles From Landfill Site | They will fund projects, such as 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 | 8/6/2022 | FCC Communities Foundation |
| G F Eyre Charitable Trust | G F Eyre Charitable Trust | £200 to £10000 | Lincolnshire | • Funding is available for general charitable purposes. Previously the Trust has supported a wide range of different local, national and international causes, including charities working for human medical research, the relief of suffering and respite, and religious and heritage charities. | Rolling | • Andrew Richards, G F Eyre Charitable Trust, Francis Clark Llp, Centenary House, Peninsula Park, Rydon Lane, Exeter, EX2 7XE • Telephone: 01392 667000 • Email: andrew.richards@pkf-francisclark.co.uk |
| Garfield Western Foundation | Garfield Western Foundation | £100000 and Under, £100000 + | Lincolnshire | • The Foundation supports a broad range of charities that make a positive difference. They fund a wide range of causes and charities and grants vary according to the size of the charity and the work being undertaken. • Capital, revenue and project costs will be considered. Projects should have a focus on one of the following: • Arts • Community • Education • Environment • Faith • Health • Museums & Heritage • Welfare • Youth | Rolling | Garfield Weston Foundation |
| Mick George Community Fund | GrantScape | £10,000 to £50,000 | Fund supports projects located in proximity to our donor’s (Mick George Ltd and recently acquired Frimstone Ltd) landfill sites and other waste treatment sites | Grants are available to voluntary and community organisations for community projects | 31/08/2022 | Mick George Community Fund |
| Mick George Community Fund | Grantscape | Between 10000 and £50000 (Unlikely to fund above £35000) | Lincolnshire | Funding for capital improvement works to public amenities (e.g. village halls, village greens, playgrounds, sports facilities, community centres, nature reserves etc.) | 31/08/2022, 08/03/2023 | Mick George Community Fund |
| Green Hall Foundation | Green Hall Foundation | £1000 to £10000 | Lincolnshire | • Funding available to support the homeless, the elderly and church and community projects. • Preference to projects that support a large number of people and that they are the main funder. • Prefers to fund specific projects or items of equipment. | Rolling - Meetings May & November | Green Hall Foundation |
| Hillards Charitable Trust | Hillards Charitable Trust | £1000 | Lincoln, Boston | Grants available for projects focusing on at least one of the following: • Care for old people • Children’s welfare • Education • Physical/mental health | Rolling | Hillards Trust |
| Beatrice Laing Trust | Laing Family Trust | Between £2000 and £10000 | Lincolnshire | Trustees' priority areas of giving are: To support new church building, extension or redevelopment projects To support organisations offering practical services to those who are disadvantaged and vulnerable such as the homeless, the elderly, ex offenders and serviceman To support organisations providing practical services to people with physical, mental and learning difficulties, predominately | Rolling | Beatrice Laing Trust |
| Kirby Laing Foundation | Laing Family Trust | Between £2000 and £20000 | Lincolnshire | Trustees' primary areas of giving are: the promotion of the evangelical Christian faith education and youth development, focused particularly on STEM education and vocational training in traditional crafts medical welfare and research, with a particular emphasis on dementia, stroke and neuro-degenerative diseases culture and the environment, focussed on improving access for young people and the disabled, particularly to projects with a national focus / impact, and on encouraging young talent in opera and the performing arts | Rolling | Kirby Laing Foundation |
| Len Pick Trust | Len Pick Trust | Up to £500 or over £500 | Bourne - including Dyke, Cawthorpe and Twenty, South Kesteven | For the general benefit of the inhabitants of the town of Bourne Lincolnshire to further such charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit and in particular the trustees shall make grants to local charitable organisations | Rolling | Len Pick Trust |
| Bicker Wind Farm Trust | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £5,000 Max | 10 mile radius of Bicker Fen in the Borough of Boston | Grants are available for practical or educational projects that either contribute to conservation, energy efficiency or environmental improvements or raise awareness in those areas. | 01/10/2022 & 01/04/2023 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Bishop of Lincoln’s Social Justice Fund | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £5,000 Max | Lincolnshire | Projects that combat the following issues: • Social cohesion • Isolation • Poverty/fuel poverty • Homelessness • Deprivation • Social injustice | 14/05/2022 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Coastal Community Challenge | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £5,000 Max | Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe and Sutton on Sea | To improve the lives of people living in this geographical area. | 01/07/2022, 01/10/2022, 01/01/2023, 01/04/2023 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Grange Wind Farm Community Fund | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £5,000 Max | Ten mile radius of Grange Wind Farm between Sutton Bridge and Tydd St Mary, South Holland. | Community Cohesion, Young People. Community Facilities. Energy efficiency, Older People | 01/06/2022 & 01/01/2023 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Horncastle Health and Wellbeing Fund | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £2,000 for Groups, £500 for Individuals | Horncastle & East Lindsey | Access to local services; healthy eating; increase physical activity; support for older people; early intervention; disability groups. | 01/09/2022 & 25/03/2023 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Laceby Solar Farm | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £10,000 Max | Laceby, Irby, Riby, Barnoldby le Beck, Bradley, Aylesby and Beelsby, North East Lincolnshire | Community cohesion: Young People: Community Facilities: Energy efficiency: Older People. | 01/10/2022 & 01/04/2023 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Make a Start (MAST) | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £250 Max | Lincolnshire | To enable people to get back into training or employment | Rolling | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| The Horsman Foundation Fund | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £500 for individuals | Lincolnshire | The fund aims to support individual young people’s involvement and progression in sports activities across Greater Lincolnshire where they’re able to demonstrate they have the potential to excel but lack the funds to participate or to move to the next level. Grants may be awarded towards the cost of travel, equipment, kit, membership/competition fees etc. Priority will be given to families on a low income | 01/08/2022 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Thonock Trust | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £2,000 for Groups, £250 for Individuals | Gainsborough, Corringham, Blyton, Springthorpe and Lea | To further education through cultural activities or personal development; Improvement to health and wellbeing; To assist in gaining access to work, training or employment | 01/06/2022 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Triton Knoll Offshore Community Wind Farm Fund | Lincolnshire Community Foundation | £5,000 Max | 3km of the landfall location near Anderby Creek, 5km of the onshore substation location near Bicker Fen. | Enhance the quality of life for local people Promote community spirit and encourage community activity. Contribute to vibrant, healthy, successful and sustainable communities. | 01/07/2022 | Lincolnshire Community Foundation |
| Community Wildlife Grant | Lincolnshire County Council | £50 to £500 | Lincolnshire | Community Wildlife Grant Lincolnshire County Council £50 to £500 Lincolnshire The community wildlife grant is open to parish councils, charities and constituted voluntary groups. It is for projects in Lincolnshire that: • protect, improve or promote wildlife • promote access to and enjoyment of the countryside • local communities support and may undertake Closing dates to apply are 1 April and 1 September each yea https://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/grants-funding/apply-community-wildlife-grant | 01/09 and 01/04 each year | Community Wildlife Grant |
| Lloyds Bank Foundation Community Grants | Lloyds Bank Foundation | £50000 (2 Year Unrestricted Grant) | Lincolnshire | Main focus of work must be centred around one of these social issues: • Addiction & Dependency • Asylum Seekers and Refugees • Care Leavers • Domestic Abuse • Homeless & Vulnerably Housed • Learning Disabilities • Mental Heath • Offending, Prison or Community Service • Sexual Abuse and Exploitation • Trafficking and Modern Slavery • Young Parents | Rolling | Llloyds Bank Foundation |
| Charity Pot | Lush | £100 to £10000 | Lincolnshire | 'Charity Pot' is a Lush hand and body cream where 100% of all sales (minus local taxes) are distributed as grants, to groups working in the areas of: • Animal Protection • Environment • Human Rights (incl. social justice, peace & equality) | Rolling | Lush Foundation |
| Marsh Charitable Trust | Marsh Charitable Trust | £300 to £2000 | Lincolnshire | Helps with core costs. Areas Funded: • Arts & Heritage • Education & Training • Environmental Causes & Animal Welfare • Heathcare • Social Welfare | Rolling | Marsh Charitable Trust |
| Marshall & Viggars Charitable Trust | Marshall & Viggars Charitable Trust | £250 to £500 | Lincolnshire | The Marshall & Viggars Charitable Trust awards grants to individuals or organisations that operate or are based in the United Kingdom for the following charitable purposes: • Human, physical or mental disability • Medical care, relief and welfare • Medical research • Care, relief or protection of animals | Rolling | Marshall & Viggars Trust |
| Medlock Charitable Trust | Medlock Charitable Trust | Up to £15,000 | Boston | The trust works with charities supporting the young, elderly, disabled and vulnerable through education, healthcare, housing, sport, arts and culture, environmental initiatives, community services and training and employment scheme | Rolling | Medlock Charitable Trust |
| Michael Cornish Charitable Trust | Michael Cornish | Average Award £2000 | Lincolnshire | We support charities and not-for-profits throughout the UK. Individual applications will only be consider in exceptional circumstances. We support organisations that work in the following areas: General Charitable Purposes Children/ Young People Disabled / Disabilities Economic/ Community Development Amateur Sport Advancement of Health or Saving of Lives | 21/06/2022 | Michael Cornish Charitable Trust |
| Morrisons Foundation | Morrisons Foundation | £25000 | Lincolnshire | The Morrisons Foundation awards grant funding for charity projects which make a positive difference in local communities. | Rolling | Morrisons Foundation |
| Community Fund | Moy Park | £15K | Sleaford, Anwick | Core purpose of the application should relate to one or more of the following: • Health & well-being (to include the prevention or relief of sickness, disease or human suffering) • Social welfare (for those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or another disadvantage) • Education • Community development • Community relations • Arts, culture • Amateur sport • Animal welfare • Environmental protection or improvement | Rolling - Ends 30/06/2022 | Moy Park |
| Foundation Grants for Maintenance | National Churches Trust | £500 to £5000 | Lincolnshire | Small grants to support small, urgent maintenance and repair issues or to carry out small investigative works costing up to £10,000. | 31/10/2022 | National Churches Trust - Foundation |
| Gateway Grants | National Churches Trust | £3000 to £10000 | Lincolnshire | To support churches in their project development up to RIBA stage 1; supporting local church trusts; and essential repair projects with estimated costs of between £10,000 and £100,000. | 12/05/2022 | National Churches Trust - Gateway |
| Preventative Maintenance Micro-Grants | National Churches Trust | £500 Max | Lincolnshire | Grants to support the cost of ‘MaintenanceBooker’ maintenance services. | Rolling | National Churches Trust - Maintenance |
| Arts Council Project Grants | National Lottery | £30000 and under Between £30000 & £100000 | Lincolnshire | 3 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. | Rolling | Arts Council |
| Awards For All | National Lottery | £300 - £10,000 | Lincolnshire | • 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. | Rolling | Awards For All |
| Heritage Fund Project Grants | National Lottery | £3000 to £10000, £10000 to £250000, £250000 to £5 Million | Lincolnshire | • Promote inclusion and involve a wider range of people (a mandatory outcome) • Boost the local economy • Encourage skills development and job creation • Support wellbeing • Create better places to live, work and visit • Improve the resilience of organisations working in heritage | Rolling | Heritage Fund |
| Reaching Communities | National Lottery | £10000 + | Lincolnshire | • 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. | Rolling | Reaching Communities |
| North Kesteven Heritage Grants | North Kesteven District Council | Up to £3,000 | North Kesteven | Funding 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 buildings | Rolling | North Kesteven District Council |
| East Coast Community Fund | Orsted & Grantscape | £1000 to £50000 | East Coast of Lincolnshire | Grants will be available for: Community buildings and facilities. For example: capital improvement works to village halls, community centres, museums, heritage centres and community cafes. Community activities and services. For example: projects addressing health and wellbeing, social isolation, community cohesion, access to amenities, young and old people’s projects, and projects providing support for local clubs and groups. Environmental and public open space projects. For example: projects involving parks, nature reserves, community growing schemes, and habitat/species conservation. Sports, recreation and play. For example: playgrounds, skate parks, indoor climbing walls, sports equipment and sports field drainage projects. | 27/07/2022, 01/02/2023 | East Coast Community Fund |
| Active Communities | People's Health Trust | Between £5000 - £40000 | Lincolnshire | Local projects designed and run by local people, which addresses health inequalities | Opens in different regions across the year - check website regularly | People's Health Trust |
| Local School Nature Grants | People's Postcode Lottery | Up to £500 | Lincolnshire | What do bird boxes, bee hotels and nature experts all have in common? We’ll tell you They are all available free to schools and early years settings as part of Learning through Landscapes Local School Nature Grants Programme, supported by players of People’s Postcode Lottery. This outdoor learning grant fund has two elements – a fully funded outdoor learning training for your staff and £500 of equipment for outdoor learning. | Rolling | Local School Nature Grants |
| Rescue Centre Grants | Pets at Home | £250 + | Lincolnshire | Will support: • Vet bills • Boarding costs • Food • Equipment • Trap and Neuter Schemes • Vehicles • Building Work | Rolling | Pets At Home |
| Magic Little Grants | Postcode Lottery | £500 | Lincolnshire | • Improving mental wellbeing • Enabling community participation in the arts • Preventing or reducing the impact of poverty • Supporting marginalised groups and promoting equality • Improving biodiversity and green spaces • Enabling participation in physical activity • Responding to the climate emergency and promoting sustainability • Increasing community access to outdoor space | Rolling | Magic Little Grants |
| Financial & Digital Empowerment Fund | Santander Foundation | Up to £150000 to 12 organisations | Lincolnshire | To support you in delivering digital and financial empowerment to people over the next three years. We’ll award grants over a three-year period. | Currently Closed | Santander Foundation |
| Screwfix Foundation | Screwfix Foundation | £5000 | Lincolnshire | • 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, Oct | Screwfix Foundation |
| Return to Play: Active Together | Sport England | £10000 Match Funding | Lincolnshire | Active Together was designed to help with the immediate financial impact of coronavirus and in the longer-term, the return to play. To date, we’ve supported campaigns with a financial pledge towards their target crowdfunding amount, but in addition to this, we've been providing: free 1-2-1 coaching by experts advice and guidance on campaign improvements access to free online courses free 30-minute webinars, monthly. | Rolling | Sport England |
| Together Fund | Sport England via Active Lincolnshire | £500 - £5000 | Lincolnshire | The Together fund exists to help reduce the negative impact of the pandemic on activity levels, particularly in under-represented groups, with a specific focus on: • Lower socio-economic groups (e.g. Low income and those living in area of deprivation) • Ethnically diverse communities • People with a disability • People with long-term health condition This is a targeted fund to help community organisations to engage their audiences in physical activity, and support the growth and recovery of clubs and community organisations in Lincolnshire working with these priority audiences | 17/06/2022, 15/07/2022, 19/08/2022, 16/09/2022, 14/10/2022 | Sport England - Together Fund |
| St. Jude’s Trust | St. Jude’s Trust | £2000 | Lincolnshire | The scheme is intended to support general charitable purposes, particularly projects which aid the disadvantaged or disabled. | 31/10/2022 | St. Jude’s Trust, Druces LLP, Salisbury House, London Wall, London, EC2M 5PS Tel: 0207 6389271 |
| Tesco Community Grants | Tesco | Up to £1500 | Lincolnshire | The scheme is open to all registered charities and not-for-profit organisations, with priority given to projects that provide food and support to young people. | Rolling on a quarterly basis | Tesco Community Grants |
| The Clore Duffield Foundation | The Clore Duffield Foundation | £5000 to £1000000 | Lincolnshire | It should be noted that the majority of support is for the performing and visual arts, culture and heritage, with a particular interest in engaging children and young people with art and culture. | Rolling | The Clore Duffield Foundation, Studio 3 Chelsea Manor Studios, Flood Street, London SW3 5SR More info: Clore Duffield Website |
| Improving Lives & Strengthening Communities | The Henry Smith Charity | £20000 – £60000 per year up to 3 years | Lincolnshire | Priority Areas: Helping people to rebuild their lives following a crisis, critical moment, trauma or abuse. Helping people, whose actions or behaviours have led to negative consequences for themselves and others, to make positive choices Enabling people to work towards or maintain accommodation. Supporting People to move into Employment. Supporting people to overcome their financial problems and ensure that they are able to claim their rights and entitlements. Working with people to develop improved support networks and family relationships | Rolling | Henry Smith Charity |
| The Key Fund | The Key Fund | £5000 - £300000 | Lincolnshire | Sectors they would invest in for Social Enterprises include: • Creative • Health • Digital • Housing • Eco • Education & Training | Rolling | The Key Fund |
| Pebble Grants | The Rank Foundation | £250 - £4000 | Lincolnshire | Can support short breaks (such as an annual respite break or holiday for disadvantaged young people), equipment (such as white goods), or capital costs (refurbishment or minor building work). | Quarterly Basis | Pebble Grants - Rank Foundation |
| Trusthouse Charitable Foundation | Trusthouse Charitable Foundation | £2000 to £10000, £10000 to £100000 | Lincolnshire | • Early intervention to support vulnerable children and families • Families coping with addiction • Families of prisoners Supports core costs, salaries, running and project costs | Rolling - Meetings Jan, April, June & October | Trusthouse Charitable Foundation |
| Veterans' Foundation | Veterans' Foundation | £30000 | Lincolnshire | Grants 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. | 20/05/2022 | Veterans Foundation |
| COVID-19 Response Fund | Volant Charitable Trust | £15000 per year | Lincolnshire | • The Volant Trust accepts applications from charities in the UK and internationally that demonstrate a strong focus on alleviating social deprivation and helping vulnerable groups who have been particularly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. • Funding may cover running or core costs in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications for medical equipment and the production or distribution of PPE will also be considered | 31/07/2022 | Volant Trust |
| West Lindsey - Councillor Initiative Fund | West Lindsey District Council | Up to £1000 | West Lindsey | Grants are available to support a wide range of community projects and activities in West Lindsey. | 28/02/2023 | West Lindsey Council Initiative Fund |
| West Lindsey - Match Funding Grant | West Lindsey District Council | Between £500 to £8000 | West Lindsey | The Match Funding Grants aims to provide that vital bit of funding that can help start or finish local community projects. The main purpose of this funding is to help secure or attract external funding either from other local organisations or from regional and national funding bodies. | 03/2023 | West Lindsey District Council - Match Funding |
| The Fore | The Fore | Up to £30000 for up to 3 years | Lincolnshire | Provides access to business expertise as well as grants to help grantees achieve their goals. They make grants that cover all sectors and aim to fund charities looking to make a transformational impact on themselves as an organisation. Includes core costs. | Rolling | The Fore |
| The Inman Charity | The Inman Charity | Between £2000 and £5000 | Lincolnshire | Priorities are: Care of the elderly General Welfare Hospices The deaf and blind Care of disabled The Armed Forces Medical Research | Rolling | Inman Charity |
| The Steel Charitable Trust | The Steel Charitable Trust | Between £10000 and £25000 | Lincolnshire | Applications must be for charitable purposes that fall into one of the five core categories below: Arts and Heritage Education Environment Health Social or Economic Disadvantage | Rolling | Steel Charitable Trust |
| The Woodward Charitable Trust | The Woodward Charitable Trust | Up to £3000 | Lincolnshire | Funding Priorities: Children and young people who are isolated, at risk of exclusion or involved in anti-social behaviour and projects to help those who have been in the care system. This also covers gang violence and knife crime, education and mentoring as well as projects that work to raise self-esteem and employment opportunities and encourage an active involvement in and contribution towards the local community; Disadvantaged families, this covers parenting support and guidance, mental health, food poverty, refuges and domestic violence projects; Prisoners and ex-offenders and specifically projects that maintain and develop contact with prisoners’ families and help with the rehabilitation and resettlement of prisoners and/or ex-offenders after their release. | Rolling | Woodward Charitable Trust |
| The Weavers' Company | The Weavers' Company | Up to £15000 | Lincolnshire | Young Offenders - The Company looks to support projects that involve the rehabilitation of young offenders, so that these young people can lead productive and fulfilling lives once released from detention. Ex Offenders - Despite a focus on the rehabilitation of young offenders, the Company also supports projects that help ex-offenders of all ages. Disadvantaged young people - the Company realises that it is as important to prevent young people offending in the first place. It therefore supports projects that help young people make better life choices and fulfil their potential. | 14/07/2022 and 17/11/2022 | Weavers' Company |
| Start Up Awards | UnLtd | Starting Up - £500 to £5000 Scaling Up - £5000 to £15000 | Lincolnshire | Supports Social Enterprises and Social Entrepreneurs with funding and tailored support Priority areas: Healthy ageing and access to employment. | Rolling | UnLtd Start Up Awards |
| The Allen Lane Foundation | The Allen Lane Foundation | Up to £15000 (Average Grant awarded is £5000 - £6000) | Lincolnshire | Priority Areas: Asylum seekers and refugees Gypsies and Travellers Offenders and ex-offenders Older people People experiencing mental health problems People experiencing violence or abuse | Rolling | Allen Lane Foundation |
| Margaret Dobson Trust | Margaret Dobson Trust | - | Lincolnshire | Projects that benefit young adults with a learning disability to give them skills to live more independent and fulfilled lives Salaries Equipment Printing and marketing where part of a specific project Running costs where it can be shown that the charity may close if not supported at this time. | Rolling | Margaret Dobson Trust |
| True Colours Trust | True Colours Trust | Up to £10000 | Lincolnshire | This programme is designed to support excellent local organisations and projects that work with: disabled children and young people; children and young people with life-limiting conditions; and their families. | Rolling | True Colours Trust |