
"It's about backing local people with the resources, knowledge and tools they need to build a stronger future. Investing in the grid is about more than just infrastructure, it's also about leaving a positive legacy for the areas we serve."

The eligibility for this grant is based on being in the following geographical Community Council areas: Cockburnspath and Cove, Dunbar, East Lammermuir and West Barns.

ChatGPT was built to do everything reasonably well. Localgiving was built to help UK charities win the grants they should be winning. That focus shows up in the funder data, the charity profiles, the funder-specific drafting, the anti-hallucination controls, the data privacy, the cost discipline, and the human-in-the-loop workflow.

Our Community Circle is a free regular forum for people involved in small charities, CICs and community organisations. It's an open, relaxed and interactive space where you can build your knowledge, strengthen your confidence and connect with others facing similar opportunities and challenges.

£500,000 from National Grid is available for charitable organisations in the Midlands, Southwest England and South Wales working to tackle fuel poverty and improve energy affordability in their communities.

This Fund has been developed to provide financial support for projects that deliver meaningful, long-term benefits for local people and places close to the Bramford to Twinstead Reinforcement in Suffolk and Essex.

“Shaped by the community, for the community—we’re proud to support meaningful local projects that create lasting impact”

The fund has been created by working closely with charitable organisations and community members to make sure it meets local needs.

We’re looking for positive and impactful projects in the area hosting the Yorkshire GREEN project, which support one or more key themes.

"This recognition is not just for me, but for our whole team at Conversation Over Borders and the refugee communities we work alongside. At a time when displaced people in the UK face growing hostility, it means so much to see a vision of solidarity, care, and community-led change being celebrated."