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NAVCA Directory of members and local contacts
On this page you can find a list of all NAVCA members or find NAVCA members working in your local area who can help you. More information about the work NAVCA members do is on our local support and development organisation pages . If you know the name of your local NAVCA member, you can find them by typing their name in the search box. Alternatively you can search for NAVCA members who serve your area by using the location button.
Grassroots Grants - cdf.org.uk
This fund is now closed. Grassroots Grants offered funding for organisations and groups working in local communities. The funding was available for projects until March 2011. “We’ve found that it’s not always easy for very small community groups to access grant funding, but applying for Grassroots Grants was relatively simple. Now we have funding to reach even more people in need” Leanne Moreland, Maternity Buddy, Lincolnshire Grassroots Grants was a £130 million government funded programme that supported the voluntary sector in building stronger, more active communities.
533 new funds were set up in the year, with an average fund size of £95,000, and a total value of £50.5m - over a third more than in previous year.
Community Foundation Network
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Esmée Fairbairn Foundation - Apply for funding - Food Strand
The Foundation has a long standing interest in food, particularly its sustainable production and distribution. We want to develop this by supporting work which explores the relationship between people and food. The budget is £1million until the end of 2012 when we will review the strand interests. The aim of the Food Strand is to promote an understanding of the role of food in enhancing quality of life. It prioritises the enjoyment and experience of food rather than its production and we seek to enable as many people in the UK as possible to access, prepare and eat nutritious, sustainable food. What we are looking to fund under the Food strand
Jubilee Park in Merseyside is a high level facilities park with two full size football pitches, a broad range of play equipment, bowling green (crown) hardstanding games area and pavilion. The project will create five welcoming and open entrances which will improve accessiblity to all facilities for everyone. The footpath network will be improved through resurfacing and a new path to the Memorial Garden will be created. read more
SITA Trust
Lush | Thu, 17/06/2010 - 15:51 | Neil Irwin Lush, the high street handmade cosmetics company has created the Charity Pot Programme and is seeking nominations from charities to support. Lush like to look after those who look after others and are committed to supporting small, grassroots charities, non-violent direct action groups and other good causes working in the following areas:- Although these are our main areas of focus, any group, irrespective of their geographical location, field of expertise or how the organisation is registered, will be considered providing they:- All types of organisations are funded and its not necessary to be a registered charity and support ranges from a few hundred pounds up to a maximum of £10,000 with an average grant of £3,000 and part funding of a larger project is acceptable. They support non-violent direct action because as they feel it plays an important part in bringing about positive social change.
Lush Charity Pot | Grant Tracker
The Co-operative Membership Community Fund
The generosity of members is key to making so much possible in local communities that simply wouldn’t happen without it. Whenever we make a share of the profits payment, you can pass on the benefits to communities across the country too. In fact last year marked the biggest ever donation by members of a huge £3.2 million to The Community Fund.