Up to £5,000

• Asda Empowering Communities Grant - £500 - £1000 to projects supporting local communities which benefit local people​

• Ashworth Charitable Trust: Grants of up to £3,000 **

• Bishop Radford Trust: up to £5,000 for Christian charities and churches that are serving their local community*

• Ford Britain Trust: grants between £250 and £3000 for projects with a clear benefit to the local community

• Help the Homeless - grants for capital costs up to £5,000 to registered UK Charities**

• Magic Little Grants Programme 2023 - Offers one-off grants up to £500​

• Sir Jules Thorn Trust: Grants up to £5,000**

• Tesco Community Grants: grants up to £1,500

• The Coral Samuel Charitable Trust - Grants generally up to £5,000 are available to UK registered charities for general charitable purposes **

• The Hobson Charity - Grants averaging £5,000 for a wide range of charitable

• The Patrick Trust - small grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 in priority areas*

• YAPP Charitable Trust: Average grant £3k per year (Not open for COVID-19 funding)**

• 1772 - provides grants between £1000-£3000 to registered charities supporting people in priority areas**

• Archer Trust: Grants of up to £5000 to provide aid or support disadvantaged communities**​​​​​​​​​​

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Up to £10,000

• February Foundation - Grants averaging £8,700 to UK registered charities for a wide range of charitable causes**

• John Ellerman Foundation: funding starting at £10,000 for social action work encompassing lived experience **

• Matthew Good Foundation: five shortlisted groups are awarded a share of £10,000 every three months

• NFU Mutual Charitable Trust -  one-off grants between £1000- £10,000​

• The Foyle Foundation: grants between £1,000 and £10,000**

• The National Lottery: Awards For All. Funding under £10k

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Up to £50,000​

• Allchurches Trust (Hope Beyond): Grants up to £50,000 to support religious organisations meeting needs of the community

• Aviva Community Fund: funding of up to £50,000 **

• Edward Gostling Foundation: small grants up to £25,000 and Capital Grants up to £250,000 for charities who support people with disabilities or long term illnesses **

• Morrisons Foundation: funding up to £25,000 for charities who make a difference in local communities **

• People's Health Trust: funding projects from their Active Communities fund for between £5,000 and £40,000 for two years

• The Allen Lane Foundation: grants of up to £15,000 that work with their six beneficiary groups (see website)

• The National Lottery: Reaching Communities. Funding over £10k

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​Up to £75,000 or more

• Lloyds Bank Foundation: Unrestricted funding of up to £75,000 is available to small specialist charities**

• The Henry Smith Charity Improving Lives Grant: supports charities that help people when other sources of support have failed, between £20,000 and £60,000 **

• Garfield Weston Foundation - grants for charities directly delivering services and activities to those in need**

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Unlisted​ Amount

• American Express Community Giving Mission - Grants of varying sizes are available to not-for-profit organisations​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

• Newby Trust Charity Grants -  funds for local, regional or national charities ​​​​​​​​

• The Albert Hunt Trust: charitable trust that supports local charities in the UK with grants**​​​

• The Bernard Sunley Foundation- funds for registered charities for assistance towards capital project​

• The Central Social and Recreational Trust - Grants to help people under age of 21 and other persons to access recreational and leisure time occupations​

• The Clothworkers Foundation - grants to improve the quality of life, particularly for people and communities facing disadvantage**​​​​

• The Finnis Scott Foundation - capital and revenue grants for the support of disadvantaged within horticulture​​​​​​​

• The Hospital Saturday Fund: grants to mental health charities**​​​​​​​

• Utilita Giving - for organisations with the purpose of supporting people in fuel and food poverty 

• Volant Trust: Grants for charities alleviating social deprivation**​​

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