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So you have a list of Trusts and Companies who provide grants...so what? Anyone can do that, but it takes a professional fundraising practitioner to properly and comprehensively research and identify funders worth approaching. Otherwise you are wasting time and money!

Simply plucking out names of potential funders in itself is totally useless unless first researched to ensure that your group/organisation are eligible; that they will fund what you are looking for; the funders deadlines meet your projects programme needs; that they will consider the range of funding need, (ask for more than they offer and your application/appeal will not make the first hurdle), etc, etc.

Who do Trusts/Companies assist? The criteria for eligibility set by Trusts/Companies are extremely diverse. Most Trusts/Companies make relatively small awards to assist groups/organisations with specific needs associated with a project and the ability to deliver, which are not met or fully met from other sources. Some Trusts/Companies are prepared to sponsor groups/organisations throughout the duration of a project, however this is extremely rare.

Many Trusts/Companies have a limited remit such as only assisting certain types of causes; specific work that meets a demonstrated need; or originating from a specific geographical area; falling within a specific age range or those of a specified religion click on logo when you finished reading this page to get an idea of what type of potential funders will consider making grants to different types of causes:

How to apply to Trusts/Companies: The procedure for applying to Trusts/Companies differs widely although most Trusts, for example, require either a letter or application form. If there is no clear guidance in the Trust/Company information groups/ organisations should write or send a e-Mail to the Trust/Company detailing the type of funding required, background information, including relevant supporting evidence.

Once again, before applying to a Trust/Company ALWAYS check eligibility criteria. The vast majority of trusts require an applicant to meet qualifying criteria which might be specific to one or more of their criteria. It is a waste of both the applicant's and the Trust's/Company(ies) time if inappropriate applications are submitted.

When to apply to Trusts/Companies: Most Trusts/Companies have specific opening periods with deadlines for receipt of application. It is important to follow the guidance in the Trust/Company information.

Trusts/Companies can seldom help with an immediate financial crisis. Generally speaking, the longer one has to raise to raise the funds needed, the better. Equally a Trust/Company will generally not fund a project which is already funded duplicate has a deficit owing to overspend etc. ‘Added Value’ will have to be demonstrated to take an existing project forward for another period.

So before you think I/we can do that if you do not have the time, skills, or commited inclination think again! Engageing a Fundraising Consultant will in the longer term be an 'investment' rather than expense and recoup your costs.





The following Web Sites are available to help Voluntary Organisations, particular new, small, and emerging Groups to locate and reach potential funders. The undermentioned represent potential funders, as distinct from fundraising resources which are available in another web page on this site



Access Funds


Arts Council England


Association for Business Sponsorship of the Arts






Awards For All London



Bank of England
The Secretary Charitable Appeals Committee


BBC Children In Need



Birds Eye Walls Limited
Events & Franchise Executive


Bridge House Estates Trust Fund Corporation of London



Charities Aid Foundation
Grants:
Enquiries @ CharityNet
Enquiries @ CAFOnLine


Charity Gift Vouchers



CharityDays Donate As You Surf Limited



Chelsea Charitable Foundation



Children & Young People's Unit London Regional Team

City Parochial Foundation



Company Giving

Cliff Richard Tennis Foundation Providing tennis coaching, equipment and on-going guidance for pupils and teachers, often in towns, cities and remote rural areas where children might not have the chance to try and play the sport.

Comic Relief UK Grants Team


Commission of the European Communities


Construction Industry Trust for Youth


Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations



Deutsche Bank AG London Charities Administrator


English Cities Fund

Esmee Fairbairn Foundation



Essex Community Foundation



Esso UK PLC


European Union GrantMaking Chart:


Fast Forward Grants Greater London Enterprise



Freemason's Grand Charity


Ford of Britain Trust Ford Motor Company Limited






Future Builders

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Goldsmiths Company's Charities


GovernmentFunding.org.uk



Grand Order of Water Rats





Grants for Individuals



Grocers' Charity





HALC [Help-A-London-Child] Christmas Appeal Applications Capital Radio





Help The Homeless



Heritage Lottery Fund



HFC Bank PLC

Housing Associations Charitable Trust



HSBC Investment Bank Charities Committee HSBC Investment Bank PLC


Inner City Entrepreneurs Fund


Inner London Magistrates Court Poor Box Charity

Jack Petchey Foundation



Joseph Rowntree Foundation



King's Fund



Leeds & Holbeck Building Society Charitable Foundation

Links to Trusts


Links Fundraising Resources


Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme:



Lions Clubs International:


Lions Club of Romford:


Lloyd's Charities Trust:


Lloyds TSB Foundation for England & Wales:


Lloyds TSB Note for Note:


London Borough Grants Association of London Government:


London North East Community Foundation:


London Youth Trust:


Lord Leverhulme's Charitable Trust:


Lottery GrantMaking Chart:


Marks & Spencer PLC Community Affairs


Mercer's Hall Company Charities:


National Westminster Bank PLC:


Nationwide Building Society:


National Association of Round Tables of Britain & Ireland:




New Opportunities Fund:


Noon Foundation:


Peabody Community Fund:




QuickGuides OnLine Fundraising Resource publications.

Ronald McDonald Children's Charities Limited:


Rotary International:


Shell UK Limited:


Sir John Cass's Foundation:


Skinners Company Lady Neville Charity:


Sport England:



SureStart:


Trust Funding

Tate & Lyle Industries Limited:



Tesco Charity Trust:


The Abbeydale Trust:


The Attlee Foundation:



The Baring Foundation:



The Beacon Fellowship Charitable Trust:




The Big Lottery Fund:




The Camelot Foundation:



The Christian Children's Fund of Great Britain:


The Cranfield Trust:



The Cricket Society Trust:


The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation:


The Department for Culture, Media and Sport:
Department of the Environment
Heritage Sponsorship Division:





Fundarsing Ideas:


The Fund Raising Place eKids FUNdraising
eKids FUNdraising
Americas Fundraising
Champion Fundraising
PizzaKit
Touch of Nature
Your Fundraising Source
Skratchers
Go Fundraising
Fundraising with Inventions
Apifund
Aroma Light Candles
Fundraising Art
Try Creative
Wow Fundraising
Wow Scratchcards
Wow Brochures
Wow Direct Fundraising
Pizzakit
Yes Fund
MarshfieldMA
Thomas Fundraising
Bath Body Fundraiser
Rescue Breather
Gourmet Fundraising
Fundraisingweb





The Harvesters Trust



The Henry Smith Charity






The Hugh Fraser Foundation
Enquiries to Turcan Connell
Enquiries to McClure Naismith
Turcan Connell

The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC)



The Institute of Sports Sponsorship Sports Match ISS


The Lankelly Foundation


The Lord Taverners



The Nuffield Foundation


The Paul Hamlyn Foundation



The Prince of Wales Charities Trust


The Prince's Trust



The Princess Royal Trust for Carers


The Queen Mother's Memorial Fund for Scotland



The Queen's Jubilee Youth Trust for Wivenhoe


The Rank Foundation


The Roberton Trust



The Saddlers' Company Charitable Fund




The Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust






The Vodafone UK Foundation


The Wates Foundation



The Wellcome Foundation Limited


Tommy's The Baby Charity
News
Enquiries



UIA Charitable Foundation


UK Community Awards Microsoft


UK European Parliament Office UK



UK Grant Making Trusts Chart


UK Government GrantMaking Chart:


Unilever PLC Appeals Committee


Variety Club of Great Britain




Winston Churchill Foundation



Winston Churchill Memorial Trust

Worshipful Company of Coopers


Worshipful Company of the Shipwrights


Your Heritage




Young Peoples Facilities and Services Fund








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If your site is ambitious enough to require funding for equipment, advertising or rent of premises, or even employment, there are several avenues that you can pursue.

Occasionally, we come across time-limited offers of funding or assistance for community groups. Click here to “Get It While It’s Here”!

By making grants to charities and community organisations, The Big Lottery Fund aims to help meet the needs of those at greatest disadvantage in society and to improve the quality of life in the community.

Big Lottery Fund was created by merging the New Opportunities Fund and the Community Fund. It will hand out half the money for good causes from the National Lottery. This is an exciting opportunity for us to build on what both funds have achieved so far and to make it easier to apply for Lottery money and see where it goes.

Funding has extended services to rural areas, supported projects for ethnic minority communities, and for homeless people. Over 200 projects have benefited disabled people through self-help, developing services or providing access to community facilities. Other work we have supported includes building and refurbishment of village halls and community centres, community transport schemes and playgroups.

Awards have ranged from £500 to small local groups to nearly half a million for long term or large scale projects. The success rate for applications is now one in two.

Applications between £500 and £5,000 are dealt with by the simpler Awards for All procedure. The address is the same.

The Big Lottery Fund BLF has announced that it is to end grant making in England by its well established Community Fund regional committees and regional offices. Instead grant assessment and grant awards will normally come from one of two new operational centres in the Midlands and the North of England respectively. The existing regional committees will be abolished and replaced by new 'stakeholder advisory panels' and 'new regional programmes as appropriate'.

The changes will take place over the next two years. However the existing Community Fund grants schemes in England will continue to run unchanged at least until April 2005. Messrs G Owen & Co understands that applications in the present form will continue to be accepted at least until that date.

There will continue to be regional BLF offices. They will concentrate on PR and outreach and development though this may, in some cases, be supplemented by some grant making.

Many questions are still to be answered. In particular, how will the grant application system work? The present pilot scheme in Scotland and the new BLF Young People's Fund which is closely modelled on it, centre round a close relationship between applicants and the fund. In particular, there is a very brief 'outline proposal form' which, if acceptable, leads when appropriate to a collaborative preparation of the full application. Will this approach continue, or will the whole application process be removed to the new centres once an outline application has been presented?


Web Site Click on logo here:

Awards for All:

National Lottery Charities Board

Grant programmes to help meet the needs of disadvantaged people in the communities will be set up and the application process.

The Community Involvement and Poverty and Disadvantage grants programmes will be merged. There will be a more user-friendly application form and a full guide on the assessment process. National and regional funding priorities will also be included in the application pack.

Few application packs call the application line on 0845 791 9191 (minicom: 0845 755 6656). or visit the website Click on BLF logo below:

Heritage Lottery Fund (over £5,000):
(Under £5,000 use Awards for All)






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It takes a lot of time, commitment and money to continue to update this site alone with over 191+ web pages needed material FREE for the asking! This excludes the work of material to download. You can help in three simple and easy ways.

Firstly, become an annual sponsor of this site with a contribution of only £25.00 please pay this before downloading ANY material. To fail to make payment deprives future development for Voluntary Groups and penalises small organisations/groups please us to help you!

Secondly, in addition, or alternative, you can sponsor a web page, (dedicated to your concern, with your logo depicted at the top left hand box, promoting your services or products linked to a host of search engines and therefore locatable not just by people who specifically visit this site, but by users of the Internet as a whole.

Thirdly, please spread the word about this (and our other web sites), to every Organisation/Group staff person you have ever talked to as well as to other Voluntary Sector/non-for-profit bodies that need help!

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It cannot be stressed enough that your kind contribution would not only be deeply appreciated but will go towards a very good and worthwhile cause once again, PLEASE...PLEASE SUPPORT!! Just the help with the provision of the some or all of the sponsorship would make a significant difference and valued contribution long remembered making this small contribution a longer term investment rather than an expense.

We can but once more only hope that you will feel able to help in some way in relation to the above in support of this invaluable work, (targeted at new, small, and emerging voluntary/charitable organisations/groups), if only as a goodwill/customer relations exercise. The added benefit to yourselves of this proposed work with the aid of the resources sought would provide advertising for yourselves as well, which would positively promote your business.


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