Rolling applications

Project grants in two open strands. Environment backs land-based biodiversity work such as sustainable farming or species reintroduction, ideally involving volunteers or the community; the average grant is £15,000 and should cover at least half the project cost. Young People supports projects improving outcomes for vulnerable young people. Both start with an online eligibility checker, then an expression of interest. Core running costs are not funded.

Eligibility

The Foundation only accepts applications from charities or exempt charities registered in the UK.
Projects that engage local communities.
See individual category pages for specific priorities.
 
How to Apply
 
Applicants should complete the online eligibility checker in the links below.  Successful checker forms, will then allow access to the Expression of Interest (EOI) form and the full application form.
 
 

Grants are decided at the Trustees’ Meetings in July, November and March. 

Visit the Linder Foundation website via this link – https://www.thelinderfoundation.org.uk/

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