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For more information visit our website: www.activedorset.org National Sports Funding Information 2011 Mission Statement: “To establish Dorset as a place where people choose to enjoy an active lifestyle through participation in sport and physical activity”
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Funding available to Sports & Physical Activity clubs and organisations.
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ORGANISATION INFORMATION TELEPHONE WEBSITE Lottery Funding Lottery Funding is a joint website run by all Lottery Funders in the UK.
The site allows you to search for information on current programmes across the UK including Awards for All and Big lottery fund.
www.lotteryfunding.org.uk
Big Lottery Awards for All
Lottery grants of between £300 - £10,000 to fund projects which involve people in their communities through local groups and activities. The project must meet at least one of the big lottery’s outcomes
Tel: 08454 10 20 30 advice line www.awardsforall.org.uk
For more information visit our website:
www.activedorset.org
National Sports Funding Information
2011
Mission Statement: “To establish Dorset as a place where people choose to enjoy an active lifestyle through participation in sport and physical activity”
Big Lottery Fund Various funding programmes available, of particular interest I
the Reaching Communities programme.
Tel: 08454 10 20 30 advice line www.biglotteryfund.org.uk
Big Lottery Fund
Reaching Communities
buildings new!
Launching early 2011. Reaching Communities has been
expanded. Community buildings within targeted urban and
rural settings will be able to apply for funding between
£100,000 and £500,000
Tel: 08454 10 20 30 advice line www.biglotteryfund.org.uk
Sport England Small
Grants Programme
Applications from recognised sports with clear sporting
outcome. Awards of £300 - £10,000 for community level
activities. Online application process.
Tel: 08458 508 508
Email: [email protected]
www.sportengland.org
Sport England
Sportsmatch updated
Re-opens for applications starting January 2011 for projects
starting after 1st April 2011. Sportsmatch can match £ for
£ commercial business sponsorship for a grass roots sporting
event or activity. Sportsmatch acts as an incentive by offering
to double the pot of money available from your sponsor on a
£ for £ matching basis. Minimum £1,000 to be matched.
Email:
www.sportengland.org
Sport England Inspired
Facilities new!
Launching early 2011. Grants available between £25,000 and
£150,000 where there is a proven local need for a facility to be
modernised, extended or modernised to open new sporting
opportunities.
Tel: 08458 508 508
Email: [email protected]
www.sportengland.org
Sport England Iconic
Facilities new!
Funding available to support innovative, large scale, multi sport
facility projects that are regionally significant for at least 2
sports and can demonstrate long term financial viability. Round
1 opens Autumn 2010, Round 2 Autumn 2011 and round 3
Autumn 2012
Tel: 08458 508 508
Email: [email protected]
www.sportengland.org
Sport England
Innovation Fund
Will seek to harness new ideas and attract new partners to find
breakthrough solutions for grassroots sport. Welcome
applications from a wide range of organisations, but all
proposals should address at least one of our three strategic
outcomes – growing and sustaining participation and creating
opportunities for people to excel at their chosen sport.
Tel: 08458 508 508
Email: [email protected]
www.sportengland.org
Community Amateur
Sports Clubs (CASC)
Whilst not a grant giving group this website (from Inland
Revenue) outlines tax break opportunities for community
sports clubs
Tel: 0845 3020203 www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/casc
Football Foundation Has various funding streams including: Facilities, Community,
small Grants, Goalpost Safety, Leagues and Junior Kit Schemes.
Tel: 0207 5344210 www.footballfoundation.org.uk
Barclays Spaces for
Sports
Run in partnership with the Football Foundation. The program
focuses on regeneration and sports, creating sustainable sports
sites for people to engage in sport and physical activities in
areas without such facilities.
Tel: 0121 2368565 www.barclays.co.uk/spacesforspor
ts
Barclays Spaces for
Sports – Community
Sports Awards new!
Each month, the winner of the award will receive £1,000 for
their group or organisation, a limited edition trophy and will be
entered into the end of season award to win a further £5,000
Tel: 0121 2368565 www.barclayscommunitysportsaw
ard.com
The Co-operative
Community Fund
Applications to the Community Fund can only be submitted
online. Grants between £100 and £2,000 are available. If you
are a newly formed group (less than three months) the
maximum you can apply for is £500
Tel: 0161 827 5879
Email:
community.fund@co-
operative.coop
www.co-operative.coop
click on ‘communities funds and
foundations’ at bottom of the
page
Cash 4 Clubs Cash for Clubs is a sports funding scheme enabling clubs to
apply for grants to improve facilities, purchase new equipment,
gain coaching qualifications, and generally invest in the
www.cash-4-clubs.com
sustainability of their club. There are three tiers of grants at
£250, £500 and £1,000. Applications can be submitted at any
time and grants are awarded on a quarterly basis.
Comic Relief Grants are available that support projects that include – Sport
for Change; Young people aged between 11 and 25, Local
Communities; On average grants are between£25,000 and
£40,000 per year. Funding can be used to cover both running
and capital cots. Comic Relief are keen to make sure that the
funding reaches all parts of the UK, especially areas which often
miss out, such as rural communities.
www.comicrelief.com
http://www.comicrelief.com/apply
for a grant/uk
UnLtd Sport Relief Funded by Comic Relief and provides opportunities for young
people aged 11 – 21 years to bring communities together, to
help promote understanding and solve problems through sport,
arts and recreational activities. 3 categories of funds are
available, up to £1,000, up to£5,000 and up to £10,000
Tel: 0845 3670 770
Email:
www.unltd.org.uk
ClubNet Clubs register for free and as a member you are able to raise
money, save money and access support. Eg place an advert on
your clubs website and earn up to £150 per year.
www.clubnet.org.uk
Bag4Sport
B4S
B4S is a social enterprise that supports colleges, sports clubs,
schools, youth clubs, communities and charities by turning
unwanted clothing into useful cash. 50 full bags could earn a
sports club £200 and B4S will pay a further 2% on top for
donations over a tonne.
Tel: 01380 728880 www.bag4sport.co.uk
Trust/Foundation Funding Wells Sport Foundation Grants available to sports clubs between £500 - £2,000. Funding is
available for equipment to increase participation, CRB checks,
coach/referee/umpire courses. Clubs must have achieved Clubmark status
and have raised at least 50% of the required funds for the overall project.
Tel: 01524 590 600
Email:
www.wellssportsfoundation.org
The Rowing Foundation Funding for sports and games, particularly water sports. The Rowing
Foundation aims to aid and support young people (those under 18 or still
in full time education) and the disabled of all ages through their
participation in sport and games, particularly water sports in Britain.
Projects must incorporate participation in sport and games, particularly
water sports.
There have been no minimum or maximum grant levels specified.
Mrs M. P. Churcher
Hon Secretary
The Rowing Foundation
2 Roehampton Close
Putney
London SW15 5LU
Tel: 0208 878 3723
Email: [email protected]
www.britishrowing.org/rowing-foundation
Bernard Sunley
Charitable Foundation
Provide support to registered charities up to £5,000. the foundation
avoids publishing specific areas of interest to maintain a broad spectrum
of charitable giving. However most grants for sport fall into the following
categories:
Education, Youth, Community, Health, Leisure
Tel: 020 7408 2198
Email:
South West Foundation
in partnership with
Esmee Fairbairn
Foundation
Will invest small grants up to £500 in small Community Organisations
operating in rural areas, market and coastal towns with the aim of
encouraging and enabling people to take part in their communities. Small
Grants up to £1,000 (most grants will be in the region of £200-£600)
Tel: 01275 333666 www.the-foundation.org.uk/grants.htm
Torch Trophy Trust
new!
Bursaries available for £100 - £1,000to support volunteers improve their
skills as coaches or officials. 50% funding is available and a National
Tel: 020 7976 3900
Email:
www.torchtrophytrust.org
Governing Body letter of support is required. [email protected]
Sita Trust Queen
Elizabeth 11 Fields
Challenge
new!
Launching early 2011. Aims to protect 2012 outdoor recreational spaces.
Apply to obtain Queen Elizabeth 11 Field status. All areas designated a
Queen Elizabeth 11 Field, will then be able to apply for grants to make
improvements to the recreation area. Two different strands. The QE11
Volunteer Support Fund, grants up to £5,000 and QE11 Major Works
Fund, grants up to £25,000.
www.sitatrust.org.uk
Ladbrookes in the
Community Community
Trust
new!
Funding comes via the fundraising of efforts of head office, shop staff,
customers and ‘Event Days’. Initially support of a local shop should be
secured in raising funds on behalf of a cause. Any monies raised are
banked with the trust, with consideration of additional funds being added
by Ladbrookes taken by the trust’s grants committee.
Ladbrooke Betting and Gaming LTD
Imperial House
Imperial Drive
Harrow
Middlesex HA2 7JW
www.ladbrookesplc.com/responsible-business/communities-and-charities.aspx
Sir Steve Redgrave
Fund
Aims to use the power of sport and sporting activity to bring about
positive change in the lives of disadvantaged children, young people and
their communities. Funding is for:
Community groups, small charities and schools.
Rebecca Hanshaw, Steve Redgrave
Fund, 5th Floor,89 Albert
Embankment, London
SE1 7 TP
Email:
www.steveredgravefund.com
Peter Harrison
Foundation
The foundation has an Opportunities Through Sport Programme aimed at
assisting sports activities or projects for disabled or disadvantaged
individuals.
Tel: 01737 228000 www.peterharrisonfoundation.org
Boost Charitable
Foundation
The trust aims to Build On Over-Looked Sporting Talent. All of its activities
are designed to ‘champion the disabled and disadvantaged and to inspire
them to overcome their challenges through the power of sport’. Grants
are categorised into small awards (£500 or less) and large awards (over
Tel: 020 7767 5559
Email: [email protected]
www.boostct.org
£500)
Tesco Charity Trust
Community Award
Scheme
Supports local community projects whose core work supports the welfare
of children, elderly people and people with disabilities, which are based in
areas where Tesco has stores. Grants range from between £500 and
£4,000 and one off donations between £4,000 and £25,000
Tesco Charity Trust
PO Box 980
Canterbury CT1 9DX
www.tescoplc.com
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