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NLCB (Community Development Grant Programme) 2nd Floor, Elizabeth House 1 High Street Chesterton CB4 1YW 01223 449000 Application Hotline 0845 791 9191
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National Lotteries Charities Board awards grants for capital works for village halls. The community development grant funds projects that help people to become involved in activities that improve the communities quality of life. Although you do not need to be registered to apply, you do need a constitution showing that your group is established for charitable, philanthropic or benevolent purposes. |
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Wren Wren House Manor Farm Bridgham Norwich Norfolk NR16 2RX 01953 717 165
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Wren are the distributors of the landfill tax credit scheme. Your community has to be 10 miles from a landfill under the scheme (Grunty Fen) and your project have access to the whole of the local community. Type of projects they have funded in village halls include –extensions, roofing, toilets, disabled access, interior decoration and refurbishment. They will fund up to 90% of the project. |
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Dulux Community Projects Officer PO Box 343 London WC2E 8RJ (enclose 60p SAE) |
Apply by April every year to receive free paint to decorate halls |
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Lloyds TSB Foundation C/0 Lloyds TSB bank 16 Abbeygate Street Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP33 1UP |
Has fund which it allocates to projects which support local communities and helping people improve their quality of life. Fund community centres and facilities |
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The Carnegie Trust UK Comely Park House Dunfermline Fife KY12 7EJ |
Offer grants to widen the use of village halls as centre for services for the community. |
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Nationwide Foundation Nationwide House Pipers Way Swindon SN38 2SN 01793 457183 |
Forms available from local branches or from address detailed. Makes grants to charitable organisations whose aim is to improve quality of life and range of opportunities for those in needs, promote social inclusion and achieve real sustainable benefits to communities |
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Awards for All 2nd Floor Elizabeth House 1 High Street Chesterton Cambridge CB4 1YW 0845 600 2040 |
Assist local community groups to, support community activity, extend access and participation, increase skill and creativity and improve quality of life. Grants are £500 - £5000. Fund are emphasised for groups with income of £15000 or less |
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Goaldiggers Charitable Trust C/o NFPA 25 Ovington Square London SW3 1LQ 0207 5846445 |
Makes small grants for kickabout areas for children and young people. Voluntary / community group must be registered as a charity. |
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The Foundation for Sports and Arts PO Box 20 Liverpool L9 6EA 0151 259 5505 |
Offers help for adventure type play projects for children. |
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New Opportunities Fund Heron House 322 High Holburn London WC1V 7PW |
Fund community access to life long learning and healthy living centres. If your hall development is considering a health visitor room or an IT facility, both for access to the whole of the local community, then this grant scheme maybe suitable. |
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ProHelp – Anne Scott / Gary Towers Business in the Community Dawn Greenwood, Peter Newman: 01638-663272 |
Prohelp is a network of professional firms which will provide professional support and information free of charge to voluntary groups in their area. Members include surveyors, solicitors and will undertake feasibility studies and surveys. |
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Tesco Charitable Trust 01992 632222 |
Will award grants for playing fields and grounds |
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Sportsmatch Scheme The Institute of Sports Sponsorship Warwick House 25 –27 Buckingham Palace Road London SW1W 0PP 020 7233 7747
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Available to any constituted community organisation involved in sport which has attracted potential sponsorship from commercial organisation. The Scheme will match any donation over £1000 |
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The Earl Fitzwilliam Charitable Trust Estate Office Milton Park Peterborough PE6 7AH |
Fund community projects for development projects |
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Charles Hayward Trust Foundation Hayward House 45 Harrington Gardens London SW7 4JU 020 7370 7067 |
Supports organisations that are promoting good practice and adding value to existing community services. Grants are £1000 - £50,000. Priority areas are the elderly and under fives, with standard priority for village halls and recreational grounds. |
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Environmental Action Fund Environmental Action Officer DETR Zone 6/G9 Ashdown House 123 Victoria Street London SW1P 6DE 020 7944 6553
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Will fund constituted community groups who promote sustainable living. This includes education of sustainability, projects leading to efficient use of energy, water or other resources, encouragement of waste minimisation, promotion of living that safeguards biodiversity. |
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National Grid Company 02476 423608 |
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The Percy Bilton Charity 0208 579 2829 |
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English Sports Council (Sport England) 0345 649649
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Funds projects designed primarily to improve opportunities to actively take part in sport. Projects where the total eligible cost amounts to under £5,000 are not normally considered.
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Princes Trust 18 Park Square East, London, NW1 4LH 020 7543 1234
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Aimed at helping disadvantaged young people aged between 18 – 30. Provides low interest loans and grants to projects such as training costs for sportsmen and women with disabilities. |
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Sports Aid Foundation 020 7387 9380 |
Voluntary organisation which supports amateur talented sportsmen and women. |
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National Playing Fields Association 020 7833 5360 |
Has specific responsibility for acquiring, protecting and improving playing fields, playgrounds or places where they are most needed. Only available for developing facilities on fields owned by the NPFA. |
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County Playing Fields Association 020 7833 5360 |
Offer small grants and low interest loans to clubs providing and improving sports facilities. Sports equipment loans are also available. |
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Education Authority Grant
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Bursaries are sometimes awarded to help with travel and training costs for individual athletes. Contact your local PE teacher for more info. |
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Sports Coach UK 01132 744802 |
Has a limited number of grants for coach education. |
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Arts Council of England 14 Great Peter Street London SW1P 3NQ 020 79736590 |
Funds Arts Capital projects that bring art to all sections of the community. Grants must be for a minimum of £100,000. |
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Heritage Lottery Fund 020 79516044 |
Provides grants for historic buildings that are of benefit to the community. In particular buildings at risk and projects that find new uses for old buildings |
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Millennium Fund The Millennium Commission Portland House Stag Place London SW1E 5E2 020 78802030 |
Provides grants for projects that will make a substantial contribution to the community. |
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Royal Society for Nature Conservation 0870 036 1000 |
Grants for up to £100,000 for sustainable development projects including transport. |
BOOKS:
The Sports Funding Guide (Sport England) ISBN: 1-900360-49-7 £16.95
The Directory of Grant Making Trusts ISBN: 1-85934-087-3 £19.95
Contact County Development Officer – Russell Doel (01223) 832244 or email: russell.doel@ecb.co.uk
Grants available for Artificial Wickets, Cricket Nets, Hardball Cricket Kit, Development Projects plus pitch assessments.
Contact County Development Officer – Christine Sprowell (01223) 210111 or email: cambs@LTA.org.uk
Grants and loans for Tennis Courts and Floodlighting
Contact County Development Officer – Jim Hill (01223) 576770 or email: cambsfa@dial.pipex.com
Grants available for new/refurbishments to pavilions
Pitch development and artificial pitches for training
Contact WSF Sports Awards, Women’s Sports Foundation, 305-315 Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, London, SE13 6TJ. Tel: 0181 697 5370.
Provides assistance and training for voluntary organisations, 01280 653477. www.acre.org.uk
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