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10 March 2010, LankellyChase Foundation: Summer Activities Small Grants Programme 2010 - Now Open The LankellyChase Foundation is now accepting applications under its 2010 Summer Activities Small Grants Programme. Each year the Trustees of the Foundation set aside funds to support summer activities for children and young people between the ages of five and 17 years. Around 120 grants of up to £500 are available to UK registered charities wishing to run small local summer activity schemes.

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10 March 2010, Big Lottery Fund: People's Millions - 2010 Competition Launched Launched today, the 2010 People's Millions competition will give communities throughout the UK the opportunity to win local public support and share in £3.8 million of Lottery funding. Grants of between £20,000 and £50,000 will be provided for projects that transform local environments and offer opportunities or facilities for people to take part and enjoy their local area. This will include initiatives focusing on buildings, amenities, public and green spaces and natural habitats.

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06 March 2010, New Round of Funding Opened!!! The Community Development and Health Network is opening a new round of funding through its Building the Community-Pharmacy Partnership Programme (BCPP). BCPP is about local communities and pharmacists working together using a community development approach to meet local health needs.

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05 March 2010, Hilden Charitable Fund - 2010 Summer Play Schemes Grants Now Open The Hilden Charitable Fund annually awards grants to help community groups in the UK run summer play schemes for the benefit of children aged five to 18 years from refugee and ethnic minority families.

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02 March 2010, 2010 Deadline Announced for the Community Festivals Fund This scheme aims to contribute to social cohesion, the celebration of cultural identity and the strengthening of community relations through supporting community festivals. The primary purpose of the Fund is to improve the capacity of community festival organisations and to make them less reliant on public funding by providing support and training; making funding available towards the cost of events is secondary.

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27 February 2010, Woodward Charitable Trust - 2010 Grant Programme Open to Applications The Woodward Charitable Trust awards grant funding to organisations in the UK working in the following areas: Social and ethnic minority groups. Prisoners and ex-offenders. Homelessness. People experiencing abuse. Arts outreach work. Disability projects. Environmental projects. Addiction.

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27 February 2010, UnLtd Millennium Awards (Level 2) Now Open The spring 2010 funding round of the UnLtd Millennium Awards (Level 2) has opened to Expressions of Interest. Social entrepreneurs in the UK that have ambition, drive, determination and a vision to bring about social change are invited to apply for practical and financial support.

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22 February 2010, Comic Relief's UK Grant Programme Comic Relief UK Grant Programme - Cycle 3 Now Open to Applications. Comic Relief's UK Grant Programme aims to bring about positive and lasting change in the lives of poor and disadvantaged people in the UK by investing in work that addresses people's immediate needs as well as tackling the root causes of poverty and injustice.

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19 February 2010, The Ulster Bank Sir George Quigley Award The Ulster Bank Sir George Quigley Award Fund, launched in April 2002, recognises the contribution of Sir George Quigley over 13 years as Chairman of Ulster Bank Group. The award fund, managed by The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland, is available throughout Ireland and aims to help the community and voluntary sector reach sustainability. Each year an award is made to an organisation within the community and voluntary sector working either in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland or on a cross-border basis.

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15 February 2010, Launch of the Second 2010 Round for the Re-imaging Communities Programme Re-imaging Communities aims to help all communities in urban and rural areas to focus on positive ways to express who they are and what culture means to them artistically and creatively. The programme encourages the creation of vibrant and attractive shared public space through the use of the creative arts in the public realm, which will celebrate life, enhance the physical and natural environment and help people feel part of the community in which they live.

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16 November 2009, UnLtd Millennium Awards (Level 2) - Spring 2010 Funding Round Now Open to Applications The Spring 2010 funding round of the UnLtd Millennium Awards (Level 2) is now open to applications. Social entrepreneurs within the UK who have ambition, drive, determination and a vision to bring about social change are invited to apply for practical and financial support.

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04 November 2009, Nationwide foundation Small Grants The Nationwide Foundation has a small grants programme which focuses on money, homes and families.

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19 August 2009, Cash 4 Clubs Cash 4 Clubs is a sports funding scheme which gives clubs a chance to apply for grants to improve facilities, purchase new equipment, gain coaching qualifications, and generally invest in their sustainability.

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15 June 2009, One Small Step The One Small Step grant fund encourages initiatives that stimulate people into action to build a peaceful future. It is about spreading the message that we are all responsible for developing a peaceful society in Northern Ireland. The fund will support small local projects organised by individuals that encourage people into action. Individuals who wish to do something specific to further the concept and principles of One Small Step are eligible. Applicants should have the support and backing of a community based organisation or group through which they can develop their work and manage and grant monies. They must be able to provide references for their work.

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09 June 2009, The Tudor Trust The Tudor Trust is one of the largest independent grant making trusts in the UK. Under their guidelines for 2009-2011, the Trust will make grants across their established funding areas: Youth, Older People, Community, Relationships, Housing, Mental Health, Substance Misuse, Learning, Financial Security and Criminal Justice. The Trust makes grants in the region of £19 million per year and aims to support smaller community, voluntary and charitable organisations. Grants can take the form of core funding (including salaries and running costs), development funding, project grants or capital grants for buildings or equipment. Guidelines, two-stage application process details, priorities and exclusions at www.tudortrust.org.uk

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09 June 2009, Garfield Weston Foundation The Garfield Weston Foundation is one of the largest grantmaking trusts in the UK supporting the broadest range of charitable purposes with grants of all sizes.

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08 January 2009, South West Action for Rural Development (SWARD) Funding Applications - Rural Development Programme 2007-2013. SWARD is seeking funding applications under Measures 3.1 and 3.2 of the Rural Development Programme in the South West area (Cookstown, Dungannon and South Tyrone, Fermanagh and Magherafelt District Council areas).

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