Grants of usually up to £2k are available for general charities (£250 – £500) and for charities that focus on the conservation of wildlife and the environment (typically £1,000 – £2,000).
Grants may be made towards revenue, capital or project expenditure. It is important that the charity will be small enough in size or be applying for support for a modest project, such that the grant will have a meaningful impact.
No deadline.
The Playschemes Fund supports activities for children and young people who would otherwise be excluded from playschemes, across Tyne & Wear and Northumberland. Funding is available for schemes that cannot access government funding, and to enable government funded schemes to extend
Previously known as the Young Women’s Mental Health Programme, the Young Women in Mind programme aims to improve the mental health of women aged 16 – 25 in the UK. Grants are available to organisations with a turnover between £100K
Northern Powergrid Fund supports grassroots projects that strengthen vulnerable communities. This includes out-of-school educational activities and environmental activities in Tyne & Wear or Northumberland. Please note, the fund does not contribute to larger projects. Examples of suitable projects include; informal skills
Help is available from Quaker Housing Trust in the form of loans and grants to organisations that meet the eligibility criteria. Their Best Practice grants offer up to £6,000 for those in the early development stages of a project to
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