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The Community Foundation awards support grants to support causes in Tyne & Wear and Northumberland, and across North East England, from nearly 300 different funds set up by its donors.
The Foundation aims to make it as straightforward as possible to apply. Please read the information pages on its website carefully before starting an application.
Read more about applying for a grant with the Community Foundation here.
The Resilience Grants programme has been designed to support archive services, organisations with archives, and archives networks to be adaptable, resilient and sustainable, creating lasting solutions that enable them to respond to change, and contribute to communities and the economy.
Applications to the James Tudor Foundation’s Mental Health Support Grant programme will open in early January 2026. The fund supports UK-registered charities delivering trauma-informed mental health projects that help children and young people recover from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), alongside
The Jean Cartman Wilder Communities Award 2025/26 is a new funding opportunity supporting local community groups who are connecting people with nature and taking action to benefit wildlife, the environment and community wellbeing. Launched by Northumberland Wildlife Trust, the award
The A B Charitable Trust (ABCT) offers grants to small and medium-sized charities working in the UK to defend human rights and support people who are marginalised or excluded. Founded in 1990, the Trust focuses on organisations working closely with
