Deadline: 26th September 2022

The Fund focuses on local community projects that address the challenges of health, nutrition and wellbeing. It gives priority to the smaller charities and community groups that have incomes of less than £500k but Kenwood would like to hear from other local charities with innovative projects that are making a real difference. The Fund provides small grants of up to £7,500 which can be used in one year or over a two year period if it is a new initiative. Priority will be given to those groups supporting the most disadvantaged in their communities.

Click this link to apply to the Kenwood Community Fund.

Follow this link to view all of HIWCF’s available grants

 

Full information:

Grants available for the following purposes:

  • Local charities and community groups (registered and unregistered)
  • Community clubs such as youth clubs, sports clubs and luncheon clubs
  • Community Interest Communities (for start-up project costs only)
  • Community Interest Organisations
  • New groups for start-up costs and second year funding

All organisations to have an annual income of less than £500k

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