The Bishop of Newcastle Foundation Fund

The Fund seeks to support work that improves the lives of people of all faiths and none, with a particular focus on activities that address inequality and disadvantage, advance social justice, promote community cohesion and interfaith relationships, and maintain positive links between the Church and the local communities it serves.

Applications must be submitted by Church of England Parochial Church Councils (PCCs); however, partnerships with constituted charitable groups are actively sought and encouraged.
Deanery applications must nominate a PCC to apply on the Deanery’s behalf.

Any District Church Councils (DCCs) or other community organisations wishing to apply for funding for activity in a local church space must do it via their local PCC.

Grants of between £3,000 and £25,000 are available for projects of up to 1- year duration.
In line with the Bishop’s wishes, the Fund seeks to prioritise support for activities in the following areas:

  • Education
  • Children and Young people
  • Social Action
  • Civic spaces – working with local communities to improve and enhance local facilities and activities
  • Ecumenism and inter-faith relationships – working with other denominations for the benefit of the local community

Deadline for applications: 23 November 2026

Apply here for Grants for Parochial Church Councils in the Newcastle Diocese to support local communities – Community Foundation

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