Youth Social Action grants programme for the West of England 

The Originators fund is designed to offer £500 - £5000 of funding to individuals, un-constituted groups or organisations who plan to deliver arts, culture and creativity led projects that take place in Bristol within one year.

For more details about the criteria and the application process do please visit the Bristol City Council Arts and Culture funding web page by clicking here. Please note that the application deadline is 12pm November 15^th 2017.

The CSJ Awards is an annual high-profile, high-impact event in the Westminster calendar at which the CSJ showcases and rewards grassroots charities and voluntary organisations from local communities throughout the UK that have developed effective and innovative ways of addressing a variety of entrenched social issues. These organisations often work with some of the hardest to reach people in the country.

The Litter Innovation Fund (LIF), is a £450,000 programme, funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).

The Overall aim is to:

Reduce litter by funding innovative approaches to pilot, implement and evaluate small scale local research projects that could be replicated more widely.

Wessex Water Money Matters

Wessex Water believe in helping people to understand financial matters and take effective decisions regarding money. Wessex Water is working with Quartet Community Foundation to administer Wessex Water Money Matters grants for activities that support financial capability and money management projects for people who face financial difficulties in the West of England.

Opening Date: 14th September 2017

Closing Date: 9th November 2017

Maximum Grant Award

The Nisbet Trust is funded by a property based endowment portfolio and was set up in 2012. Charity Number 1143496.

It supports organisations mainly in the Greater Bristol area which provide:

• Social welfare prioritising disadvantaged young people and homelessness
• Education including advancement of skills and employability
• The Arts

Applicants must be a registered charity, exempt charity, not-for-profit social enterprise or community interest company benefitting communities in the Greater Bristol area.

Small Grants Concept Note (download)

We understand the valuable work of charities in England and the difference their work can make. We support selected charities in England working with disadvantaged young people.

The Will Charitable Trust was established in 1990 by private philanthropy as a charity making grants to other charities in specific fields of activity defined in our grants policy.

The purpose of this site is to help those applying to us for grants. It sets out our guidelines so that you can check whether you are eligible to apply, and tells you what you need to include in an application.