External Funding

A competition offering building materials and cash prizes to charities, organisations, or groups that benefit their local community, with monthly prizes of up to £2,000 in building materials and a chance to win up to £15,000 in the final public vote.

Small grants of up to £5,000 are available for UK-registered charities with an annual turnover under £500,000 to fund capital projects that support people experiencing homelessness.

Grants between £10,000 and £500,000 are available for local authorities and not-for-profit organisations in London to create and improve green and blue infrastructure projects that enhance nature, tackle inequality, and build climate resilience.

Grants of up to £8,000 are available for UK registered charities and publicly exempt charities across two programmes: nurturing early-stage arts professionals, and conserving cultural heritage of national or international importance.

Grants between £10,000 and £180,000 are available for Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations (DDPOs) in London to support campaigning, advocacy, and movement-building work that challenges injustice and strengthens the disability movement.

Grants of up to £10,000 are available for Camden-based not-for-profit organisations to strengthen their sustainability and adaptability through organisational development activities such as strategic planning, governance improvements, and workforce development.

Grants of up to £1,000, plus in-kind resources or staff volunteers, are available for not-for-profit organisations, community groups, and individuals in specific UK locations to deliver projects that transform their local community or environment.

The Arnold Clark Community Fund provides cash grants and in-kind support to UK-registered charities, community groups, social enterprises, and CICs located within 50 miles of an Arnold Clark branch across three distinct funding streams.

Grants are available for organisations campaigning to strengthen democratic resilience and tackle political inequality across the UK, with small grants of up to £10,000 available on a rolling basis and larger grants considered quarterly.

Grants of up to £2,600 for groups and £1,500 for individuals are available across England, Scotland, Wales, and Jersey to help older people and adults with disabilities or mental health conditions connect with their local communities and reduce isolation.

Grants between £2,000 and £4,000 are available for small UK organisations with an income under £500,000 that support refugees and asylum seekers, with a particular emphasis on the mental health of young people in these categories.

Grants, typically up to £15,000, are available for UK-registered charities and not-for-profit organisations with an annual income under £1 million to fund innovative IT projects that improve education, inclusion, charitable effectiveness, or public understanding of technology.

Awards of up to £18,000 plus tailored support are available for social entrepreneurs in the UK to start or scale a social venture that creates positive social impact, with programmes specifically for 16-30 year olds through the Funding Futures Programme.

Grants between £250 and £1,000 are available for registered charities and community groups based in Camden to support local initiatives that improve residents' quality of life, with priority given to projects in Camden Town, Holborn, and surrounding areas.

Grants of up to £1,600 for groups and £600 for individuals are available to support disabled people in the UK to play tennis, through specialist wheelchairs, equipment, coaching, and court hire.

Grants of up to £400 are available for local community groups, charities, and good causes across the UK to support projects that benefit families and communities, with applications made through local Warburtons bakeries.

Grants between £500 and £3,000 are available for schools, youth groups, and non-profit organisations to take children aged 13 and under on recreational day trips or short residential trips within the UK, prioritising groups supporting disabled children and those facing financial hardship.

Grants between £10,000 and £75,000 are available for not-for-profit organisations across four themes: Nature Recovery, Community Buildings, Recreation, and Cultural Facilities. Projects must be located near specific Biffa operations and licensed landfill sites and benefit local communities.

Grants of up to £15,000 per year for up to three years are available for not-for-profit organisations working with disadvantaged children and young people across the UK, to support their core organisational running costs and help them become more effective and sustainable.

Grants are available for registered charities in England and Wales to deliver a regional Digital Support Service that helps digitally excluded court and tribunal users complete online HMCTS forms, ensuring equitable access to justice.