BME Youth - Together Fund

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The Together Fund is a Sport England initiative which supports voluntary community organisations to recover and emerge from the long-term impacts of COVID-19.

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Funding is intended to support the following communities to engage in movement and physical activity:

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• People with long-term health conditions.

• Disabled people.

• Lower socio-economic groups.

• Culturally diverse communities.

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Deadline: Friday 31st March 2023

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Civic Power Fund - Community Action Fund

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Civic Power Fund is the first donor fund dedicated to community organising in the UK.

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It will provide one-off grants between £2,500 and £20,000. 

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These grants are available to grassroots organisations that are building the power of their community and campaigning for long-term change. 

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All successful applicants will be offered support beyond funding. This will include the Civic Power Fund Governance Hub and optional, bespoke cohort and capacity building opportunities.

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Deadline: Thursday 26th February 2023

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Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust - Grassroots Movement Fund

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The Grassroots Movements Fund has around £1 million which they are aiming to redistribute over two funding rounds in 2023. The fund will make grants of between £10k and £70k to every successful application. Grants can cover up to a two-year period.

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They really want to make sure that people only apply if they have a reasonable chance of getting funding. They know how much time and effort, as well as hope, is put into grant applications so they’ve tried to create a clear criteria so you can understand if the fund is a good fit for your group.

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Deadline: Sunday 19th February 2023.

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Birmingham – Emergency Food Aid Fund

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Almost £500,000 worth of grants are being made available by Birmingham City Council to support projects which are providing food to Birmingham residents.

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They recognise the important work that food projects are doing in Birmingham and want to support them as they help Birmingham residents in the cost of living crisis.

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Cash grants of £4,800 will be available for 100 organisations across the city. These organisations include:

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• foodbanks

• food clubs

• food pantries

• social supermarkets

• community cafés

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Each organisation will receive £800 per month for 6 months to support them.

The money will be mainly for buying food, but it can also be used for hygiene products, baby food and formula, and pet food where appropriate.

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Sandwell - Vision 2030 Main Grants Programme

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Sandwell Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is delivering this fund in partnership with Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council.

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Funding is intended to meet the following priorities:

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• Building Social Connections (tackling loneliness/social isolation).

• Youth Activities (tackling loneliness/social isolation amongst young people).

• Healthy Lifestyles (promoting/supporting healthy living).

• Funding is available as follows

• Building Social Connections: Grants of up to £5,000 over two years.

• Youth Activities: Grants of up to £5,000 over two years.

• Healthy Lifestyles: a one-off grant of £500 for a single activity/event.

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