If you work with a club, organisation or school and you want to help to get Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes active, you may qualify for funding.

This page provides information on funding that can be used to support sport and physical activity, or help to develop communities.

Search by selecting the category you wish to fund and your area. Need help with funding?  See our Top Tips for Funding Applications or email ahealy@leapwithus.org.uk

 

  • Laughology – The Happiness Fund

    Type: Grassroots and not-for-profit projects Focus: UK Funding: £5,000

    The Happiness Fund is provided by Laughology The Fund will support grassroots, not-for-profit projects across the UK with projects that aim to improve mental health, wellbeing, inclusion, and and skills development in local communities. Objectives of Fund Funding is intended to build happy, strong, resilient communities by supporting grassroots, not-for-profit projects that enable sustainable outcomes […]

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  • British Rowing – Changing Lives Together Fund

    Type: Grant for organisation, partnership, club, individual or groups. Focus: to create an inclusive and welcoming sport for all Funding: £2,000 - £4,000

    British Rowing – Changing Lives Together Fund Intent The Changing Lives Together Fund is a partnership between British Rowing and Love Rowing, focused on harnessing the power of rowing to change lives, open up participation, and address inequality in a practical and lasting way. Please read the Decision Making section of the Grant Guidance Document […]

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  • Heart of Bucks – Skills for Good Fund

    Type: Local Charities and community group funding Focus: Charities and community groups in Buckinghamshire Funding: £2,000

    Heart of Bucks – Skills for Good Fund Skills for Good offers funding to help charity staff and volunteers access training and formal qualifications that strengthen the services they deliver. The fund is designed for local charities and community groups that want to improve an existing service or develop a new one, but don’t have […]

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  • Asda Foundation – Young Futures Fund

    Type: Grants Focus: Grants are available for grassroots groups in the UK to improve the mental health and wellbeing of disadvantaged teenagers (13 to 18 years old) to help build better futures for them. Funding: Grants between £500 and £1,000 are available

    Each year, the Asda Foundation, an independent charitable foundation, receives a donation from Asda Stores. The donation is used to provide grant funding to grassroots groups at the heart of communities throughout the UK. The Foundation works with In-store Asda Community Champions to award grants to the local groups that need them most. The Young […]

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  • John Rayner Charitable Trust

    Type: Grants Focus: Grants are available for smaller charities with a lower public profile undertaking general charitable activities in England. Funding: Grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 are available.

    The John Rayner Charitable Trust is a small registered charity with a limited amount of funding to give as grants each year. Objectives of Fund The funding is for UK registered charities who are working in England to help: Children and young people Carers and the elderly Medical support The disabled Sport for all ages […]

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  • Get Fishing Fund

    Type: Grants Focus: Grants to support angling clubs, fisheries, CICs, schools and local authorities in England to deliver angling events and activities that will get more people into fishing and retain them within the sport. Funding: Organisations can apply for up to £2,000 to deliver their project.

    Get Fishing Fund This scheme is delivered through the Angling Trust’s partnership arrangement with the Environment Agency. The money comes from fishing licence sales, so it provides a way for all anglers to invest in the future of their sport. The Get Fishing Fund has been established to support organisations delivering a programme of angling […]

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