Karbon homes

Community funding for projects that make a real difference to people’s lives and wellbeing in communities across the North East of England.

Description

Fund name	Community grants
Grant size	Up to £4,000
Funder's interests	Supporting projects that make a real difference to people’s lives and wellbeing in communities across the North East of England.
Activities supported	Registered charities
Themes	Bringing people together, including opportunities to bring people together around food; this could be a church providing a food bank Health and well-being
Inclusions	Community projects
Exclusions and other info	Church fabric repair and conservation Targets initiatives that make a significant impact on their customers and the communities in which they work. It’s not always possible for projects to solely cover these areas, but demonstrate how they will/could benefit them in some way.
How to apply	Apply online. Applications of £1,500 or less will be assessed by the community investment team, with applications over £1,500 evaluated by the residents’ grants panel following appraisal by the team.
Deadline	Ongoing

Contact information

0808 164 0111

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Grant application checklist Case for support Outputs and outcomes

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Top tips for fundraising by churches

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List of grant funders for churches

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Researching possible donors and funders

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Case for support guidance for churches

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A checklist: key factors for successful fundraising

After researching possible funders and grants for your church, use this checklist to identify some key points to consider before making an application.

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Outputs and outcomes guidance

These words (outputs and outcomes) appear frequently in the world of fundraising and are key to writing clear funding applications.