Fundraising News

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Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council: Making Art in Communities (Mac)

Making Art in Communities Funding Programme (MAC) supports constituted community groups/organisations based in the Council area to participate in, develop or promote the Arts. Up to £1500 is available for any one organisation in each financial year.

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Ulster Garden Villages (UGV)

UGV gives grants of £1.5m each year. They fund projects that will have a positive impact in NI and which demonstrate active participation and self-help and are innovative and developmental with an achievable, practical and sustainable objective. (Loans are also available).

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Enkalon Community Fund

For its 30th Anniversary, Enkalon has launched a one-off Community Fund to benefit the former Antrim Borough area. The aim of the fund is to enable groups and charities to develop projects which address the areas of need highlighted in the recently published Love Living Here Community Plan There are no minimum or maximum amounts for grants.

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Big Lottery Fund: Empowering Young People

Empowering Young People funds projects that give young people in NI aged 8-25 the ability to cope with challenges in their lives. Funding of between £30,000 to £500,000 is available for projects that last between two to five years.

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Newby Trust: Grants for Charities

The Newby Trust is a small family trust which makes grants to registered charities in the broad areas of education and social and medical welfare. (They also make grants to charities under an annual "special categories" theme programme and grants to organisations on behalf of individuals in crisis.)

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Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland: Community Grant Programme

The Community Grants Programme supports underfunded, grassroots charities that enable people, especially disabled and disadvantaged people, to play a fuller role in society. Open to registered charities (or those on the “deemed list” with an income of less than £1 million. Grants are for one year only and the average grant is currently £3400.

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You can still subscribe to GrantTracker (+ 800 NI-specific funders) for a full year for just £90 until 14th November.

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You can still subscribe to GrantTracker (800+ NI-specific funders) for a full year for just £90 until the 14th November 2017.

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You can still subscribe to GrantTracker (+ 800 NI-specific funders) for a full year for just £90! Click here, choose the £145 subscription option and then use the discount code GRANTNET2017 before 14th November 2017.

Special Time-Limited Offer on GrantTracker

You can still subscribe to GrantTracker (+ 800 NI-specific funders) for a full year for just £90! Click here, choose the £145 subscription option and then use the discount code GRANTNET2017 before 14th November 2017.

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Wooden Spoon

Wooden Spoon provide grants across the UK to specialist schools and centres, youth and disability charities and community rugby clubs, that give support, treatment or respite care to children with disabling or life-limiting medical conditions or who are living in areas of severe social deprivation.

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​Community Foundation for NI: Acorn Flood Fund

The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland has launched the Acorn Flood Fund to assist with the severe impact of summer flooding on the lives of people living in the North West. They will support eligible groups for this emergency funding with grants of between £1000 up to a maximum of £2500.

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Money Advice Trust: Innovation Grants

Supported by Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, the Innovation Grants programme funds innovative debt advice projects displaying ‘a first of their kind’ approach in terms of how they deliver debt/money advice or who they deliver debt/money advice to.

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Esmée Fairbairn Foundation: Social Change

Esmee Fairbairn funds ambitious and challenging work that puts those who have been marginalised at the heart of creating change. There are 3 Funding Priorities under Social Change

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Eranda Foundation

The Eranda Rothschild Foundation makes donations to registered charities working in the fields of medical research, education and the arts. Since its founding 50 years ago, it has made donations totalling more than £66 million to a wide range of charities.

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True Colours Trust: Small Grants UK Programme

The Trustees welcome unsolicited applications for their small grants (up to 10K) programmes, both in the UK and in Africa. Trustees are keen to make these programmes available to as many organisations as possible; it is therefore unlikely that they will fund any organisation in consecutive years.

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The Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation

The Foundation supports small grant applications from grassroots community-based UK projects that make a significant difference to people and their communities. The small grants programme awards grants to a maximum value of £5,000. The average award is £1,500.