Clothworkers Fund – supporting disadvantaged people/communities. Ongoing

About this opportunity

Our Open Grants Programme funds capital costs that support the infrastructure needs of small- and medium-sized charitable organisations working with disadvantaged and marginalised people and communities.

  • Communities experiencing racial inequalities

  • Disabled People

  • Domestic or sexual abuse

  • Economic disadvantage

  • Homelessness

  • LGBT+ communities

  • Older people facing disadvantage

  • Prison rehabilitation

  • Substance misuse and addiction

  • Young people facing disadvantage

Funding is prioritised for organisations that are led by, or fully integrate in their decision-making, people with related lived experience, and to projects that allow organisations to make a big change to their reach, impact, or sustainability.  The size of grant awarded will depend on a number of factors, including the size of organisation and the cost and scale of the capital project.

We fund both large and small projects.

The size of grant awarded will depend on a number of factors, including the size of your organisation and the cost and scale of your capital project. We do not fund projects of £15,000 or under for organisations with a turnover of more than £2 million. This means organisations with a turnover of more than £2 million cannot apply for a small grant.

Grant seekers must complete the Eligibility Quiz before proceeding to an application:

Eligibility Quiz | Start Your Grant Application at The Clothworkers’ Foundation

Deadline: 31 April

To apply, click here: Apply for a Grant | Capital Funding for UK Charities at The Clothworkers’ Foundation

About Clothworkers

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