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Funding for existing community businesses to grow and become more financially sustainable
What is The Community Business Fund?
The fund is designed to support existing community businesses with grants to help them progress towards self-sufficiency. This could be through increasing trading income, securing an asset or significantly reducing revenue costs
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The Quaker Housing Trust has announced that the next deadline for applications is the 14th June 2019. The Quaker Housing Trust provides grants and interest free loans to housing projects that cater for people with a wide range of needs, including mental & physical health problems; learning difficulties; escaping domestic violence; single parents; etc.
To be eligible for funding, applicants need to have legal charitable status and be a small organisation (with an annual turnover of not more than £1 million and without access to sufficient income, reserves, nor other fundraising, to pay for the work).
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Professional Theatre Companies in London can apply for grants of £250 – £2000 through the Royal Victoria Hall Foundation.
Each year, the Foundation awards between twenty and thirty grants to smaller scale professional theatre projects based in London. There are two rounds of funding, with deadlines in February and August. The Foundation has two major aims: to help professional productions in need of financial support and to introduce high-quality live performance to groups who are not traditional or regular theatregoers.
The next closing date for applications is 5.30pm on the 30th August 2019.
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Homeless charities can now apply for grants of up to £5,000 for projects that aim to help thomeless people resume a normal life.
The grants are available for capital costs and examples of previously supported organisations include;
Applications are accepted from Homeless charities with an annual turnover of less than £1 million. The closing date for applications is the 15th June 2019.
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Each year we are blown away by the creative ideas that fundraisers come up with to support the local causes they love.
Localgiving will be running its fourth annual Local Hero campaign this April.
This national competition gives fundraisers from across the UK the chance to compete to be crowned Local Hero Champion 2019 and win a top prize of £1,000 for a local charity or community group they love.
Local Hero 2019 will launch on 1st April 2019 and run until 30th of April 2019.
Localgiving is the UK’s leading membership and support network for local charities and community groups. It aims to empower grassroots organisations to fundraise online, connect with supporters and take control of their financial future. In addition, it provides advocacy for the local voluntary sector and works to secure third-party funding for its members. It provides free training opportunities, fundraising resources and regular incentivised giving campaigns to help groups raise funds online.
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Homeless Link Social Investment Fund – Dedicated support and flexible loan/grant packages from £25,000 to £150,000 to help you help more homeless people.
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Enterprise Grants – to help homelessness sector organisations make a transition to new enterprise models or to grow existing ones:
Contact sophie.price@homelesslink.org.uk
Homeless Link Social Investment Fund offers flexible, blended finance to help you support homeless people.
www.homelesslink.org.uk/social-investment
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