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Rebecca Gibson
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Funder List - Sport And Leisure
Ian McLintock Founder at Charity Excellence Framework Posted 4 years ago
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This is a Charity Excellence Framework resource, from the largest resource base in the sector. The online toolkit, its resources and the Quality Mark are completely free. The image is my son Andrew playing football when he was much younger. He's sports mad, like me, so this list has been created to help all of you looking for funding to help people stay active and enjoy sport, thank you.
If you wish to search for more funders, you’ll find more funder lists, links to dozens of free funding finders, and fundraising tools and guides on the Charity Excellence Resource Hub.
Funding Finders
- Sport England
- Sport Scotland
- Sport Wales
- Sport NI
- London Sport Funding Search Tool
- LRS Funding Finder - perfect, if you're in Leicestershire and Rutland, but also has regional and national grants.
Funders
- Aylesbury Vale Community Trust, which I chair - funding for sports and leisure activities that support the community in Aylesbury Vale.
- Blue Spark Foundation - schools, community groups, clubs, societies or other organisations in England, to improve the education and development of children and young people through educational, cultural, sporting and other activities.
- Boost Charitable Trust - small grants for UK charities and non-profit making organisations to help disabled and disadvantaged people participate in sport.
- Bruce Wake Charitable Trust - leisure activities for the disabled in the UK.
- British Cycling Places To Ride Programme - English not-for-profits developing cycling in the community for new, or the improvement of existing, cycling facilities.
- Bowland Charitable Trust - charitable organisations with outdoor and character-building projects for young people in NW England, as well as for educational activities.
- Carling Made Local Fund – local community action anything from revamping a local community centre to fixing the facilities of an amateur sports team.
- Central Social and Recreational Trust - for sports clubs and organisations in England to provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for disadvantaged children under 21 years old.
- Children in Need - wide variety of projects from holiday schemes, playground equipment, sports activities and even minibuses with revenue, capital and salary costs.
- CLA Charitable Trust - for organisations in England and Wales to provide facilities for the disabled to take part in country sports and recreation.
- Coalfields Community Investment Programme for England - projects in deprived coalfield communities; food poverty, debt advice, mental health issues, substance misuse, social isolation or participation in physical activity.
- Day Trippers Foundation - recreational and educational day trips for groups of children and young people (aged 5-25 years) who have disabilities or life-limiting conditions in the UK.
- Dickie Bird Foundation - individuals throughout Great Britain to help disadvantaged young people (under the age of 16) to participate in the sport of their choice.
- EUFA Foundation - sport, disability, refugees - global fund.
- Football Foundation - Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund Small Grants Scheme - capital items, or to refurbish/improve football facilities in England.
- Happy Days Children's Charity - days out and respite breaks for children learning difficulties, physical or mental disabilities, acute, chronic or life limiting illnesses, been abused or neglected, witnessed domestic violence, been bereaved or act as carers for a parent or a sibling.
- Hedley Foundation - small UK registered charities working with young people in the areas of recreation, sport, training, health and welfare, support and outdoor education.
- London Marathon Charitable Trust – facilities grants programme, major grants, range of organisations to build, renovate or modernise facilities in London or Surrey which enable people to become and remain physically active.
- London Marathon Charitable Trust – facilities grants programme, small grants, renovation, modernisation or creation of local facilities in London or Surrey to support in being physically active.
- Magic Little Grants Fund - small one-off grants for small local UK charities engaging hard to reach individuals to take part in physical activity.
- Mayor of London – Stronger Communities Fund - local grassroots organisations, groups and individuals who typically find it hard to access funding for London projects to encourage and support social integration through physical activity.
- Peter Harrison Foundation - UK registered charities running sports projects for people who are disabled or otherwise disadvantaged to fulfil their potential and develop personal and life skills.
- Robert Clutterbuck Charitable Trust - registered charities in England and Wales with a preference for projects in Cheshire and Hertfordshire; sport and recreational facilities for young people.
- Rowing Foundation - rowing in Britain with preference shown to encouraging participation in rowing by the young, through the provision of equipment.
- RL World Cup 2021 - capital grants programme for organisations developing Rugby League activity in England for investing in facilities and equipment.
- RYA Foundation - UK sailing clubs to promote participation in boating by those who are disadvantaged.
- Sport England - Small Grants Programme - not-for-profit sports clubs, local authorities and schools in England for local community sports projects and encourage more people (aged 14 years and older) to be involved in sport.
- Sport England Toyota Parasport Fund - not-for-profit providers to purchase specialist equipment to get more disabled people involved in sport and physical activity in England.
- Sports Aid - National Grants - unfunded talented young sportsmen and women (12-18 years old), who participate in specific sports and are preparing to compete in major international competition.
- Sportsman's Charity - primarily Scottish charities working in the fields of sport, children and young people, disability and the disadvantaged.
- Sterry Family Foundation - registered charities for the advancement of education, arts and culture, amateur sports, the promotion of good health and relief for sickness in the UK and Africa.
- Team London and Thrive LDN Small Grants - small charities and voluntary sector organisations for 1 year projects which encourage young people in to volunteer or take part in social action including sports, arts, media, or London’s environment to improve their mental health and wellbeing.
- The Dan Maskell Tennis Trust - UK disabled people to play tennis through the purchase of wheelchairs, tennis equipment and grants for coaching.
- The Lawn Tennis Association – grants to individuals.
- The National Hockey Foundation - encourage hockey by capital and operational funding, through clubs and educational establishments in England and by support to England Hockey's youth development activities.
- The Richard Overall Trust - to advance the physical education of disabled young people so that they can enjoy and progress in their chosen sport.
- The Rob George Foundation – sports funding for young people.
- Van Neste Foundation - Children and young people - including Sport, Drama, Music, Food, Travel.
Most professional football and rugby clubs have charitable foundations. Obviously sports focused, particularly young people, but also other issues, such as disability.
You might also have a look at the various foundations set up by professional football players, which you can find here.
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