Grants, bespoke support, and exclusive ticketing opportunities to make football, tennis, and cricket more accessible in communities across the UK.

We are particularly interested in targeted interventions that support children in this early years age group who are living in the most disadvantaged circumstances due to poverty and who may be at risk of or are experiencing neglect.

Up to £2500 in funding to strengthen local communities.

Funding from the ‘Comic Relief Cwtch Communities’ scheme is strengthening the work of grassroots organisations in Wales and supporting them to deliver social change.

Ynni Cymru are pleased to announce that the application window for the 2026/27 capital grant scheme for Smart Local Energy System (SLES) projects is now open.

Clubs or community organisations can raise money towards a targeted goal, Sport Wales will pledge funds up to 60% towards the given project.

Our Focus areas for funding are arts, crafts and education for the benefit of all persons but in particular those who are isolated or most in need in their community.

Two-year grants of £10,000 (£5,000 per year) for UK charities tackling key societal issues affecting young people.

The Volunteering Wales Strategic Grant scheme is now open for projects that will look long-term at volunteering and improve volunteering practices in Wales.

Ynni Cymru (a Welsh Government Programme) is hosting a webinar to discuss its proposed capital grant scheme for Smart Local Energy System (SLES) projects.

The Easyfundraising Impact Fund is offering 20 unrestricted grants of £500 to UK not-for-profit organisations. The grant is unrestricted, so it can be used wherever the money is needed most to support your work.

When to apply: 23 February – 5 April

Through this programme, the Foundation will award grants of up to £7,500 to more than 20 dementia clubs and memory cafés across England, Scotland and Wales.

The Coalfields Support Grant can fund professional fees and surveys to help organisations responsible for community buildings plan for the future.

£1,500 for one-off arts projects, for organisations to deliver artistic activities, particularly in areas with limited creative opportunities or areas underrepresented in our funding.

Who can apply?

Organisations who support unpaid carers based in Wales or working in Wales.

Funding details:

Total available: approximately £1.5m
Minimum grant: £20,000
Deadline: 10am, 23 March 2026

Grants of £20,000 pounds are available for organisations who are providing support for care leavers.

The next round of Postcode Community Trust grants open for applications on the 23rd of February 2026, and provides various grants of up to £50,000. Funds available are focused on charities and good causes in Wales

Grants of between £1,000 and £75,000 are available to charitable organisations who support farming and rural communities within Wales.

These grants are designed to help develop and enhance projects undertaken by local groups within the Penarth community. The grants issued are usually small in scale (around £250), but make a huge difference successful groups and their projects.

Minor Projects Capital Grant Scheme (HCF) funding is now open for applications for 2026/27. Minimum grants of £15,000 are available.