Cheshire Community Foundation

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Funding in England

Registered Charity Number: 1143711

Description

Fund name	Range of grants in Cheshire
Grant size	Depends on specific fund applied to. Up to £15,000 for single organisations or up to £50,000 for partnerships
Funder's interests	Improving wellbeing and mental health
Activities supported	Smaller charities, churches, grassroots organsiations and community groups
Themes	Improving mental health Wellbeing
Exclusions and other info	This fund is broken down into separate funds including the Assura Community Fund Grants Programme and Cheshire Minds Matter Cheshire only
How to apply	Email individual grants programmes
Deadline	Email individual grants programmes to check deadlines

01606 330 607

grants@cheshirecommunityfoundation.org.uk

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