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5 top tips for successful funding bids

Finding funding for your voluntary group or organisation or community project isn’t easy.  Here are five easy-to-understand top tips to bear in mind… 

Trust matters - how the public sees charities

‘Trust matters.’ The first two words in the introduction to the Charity Commission’s report ‘Trust in Charities’.   In the light of the emergence of corruption and scandal in some large national and international charities, many managers and staff in the third sector are rightly concerned about how the public views them and the way they work.

Election candidates urged to commit to fairer rural policies

 The Rural Coalition is calling on prospective Parliamentary Candidates and their political parties to commit to delivering fairer funding for rural areas following the election on 12 December.

Sing Your Heart Out goes CIO!

An award-winning group of music workshops has worked with Community Action Norfolk (CAN) to successfully register with the Charity Commission as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO).

Funding: The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation - No deadline

Grants are available to registered charities whose work improves the quality of life of the disadvantaged, elderly or young. 

Funding: Charles Hayward Foundation Grants - No deadline

Main Grants of £15,000 - £25,000 are available to registered charities

Funding: Wooden Spoon Society Capital Grants - No deadline

Grants are available for projects supporting young people (under 25) who are disadvantaged, physically, mentally or socially.  

Funding: Barchester Healthcare Foundation - No Deadline

Grants of £100 - £5,000 are available to small groups that help adults with mental and physical disabilities and people aged over 65.

Registering with the Fundraising Register

The Fundraising Regulator has been established following the Etherington review of fundraising self-regulation in 2015, as the independent regulator of charitable fundraising.

Grants are good!

Grants from the public sector now make up only 5.5% of charity sector income, declining from over 60% since 2004. At that rate, public sector grants could disappear entirely by 2020.

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