Grants Received
Northampton borough council
Northampton Borough Council has given us the funding to do a range of networking events in 2019 (taken on as agent for iDID Adventure)
Greggs Foundation
The Foundation supports people in need in the heart of our local communities. We prioritise organisations that support voluntary carers, people with disabilities, homeless people and older people.
THE WILSON FOUNDATION is a UK registered charity established to give ‘a helping hand’ to young people in Northamptonshire. In memory of the late Connolly Thomas Wilson OBE, a Northamptonshire man who created a highly successful building company, the charity was formed in 1970. Since then his successors have remained loyal benefactors, donating considerable funds.
The Arnold Clark Community Fund is offers financial assistance to registered UK charities and local community groups affected by the coronavirus crisis.
This exciting new UK-wide programme aims to help activity providers improve the quality and quantity of sport and activities available to disabled people.
At Sport England we're working towards an active nation where everyone feels able to do sport and physical activity, no matter their age, background or gender.
The Bruce Wake Charitable Trust was established to encourage and assist the provision of leisure activities for the disabled.
Northamptonshire Sport is committed to ensuring that sport, physical activity and recreation across Northamptonshire is both safe and inclusive
St. James’s place
St. James’s Place Charitable Foundation gave us a grant towards a series of different adventure club activities in 2019 (taken on as agent for iDID Adventure)
We are dedicated to funding community-based action which improves the lives of our county s most disadvantaged people and communities
Daventry District Council helps dozens of voluntary and community sector groups each year through funding for capital projects, events, small items of equipment, training, and expenses for volunteers.
The National Lottery Community Fund gives grants to organisations in the UK to help improve their communities.
Grants for charities and community groups delivering sports and physical activities
Groundwork is working with One Stop stores to administer the Carriers for Causes grants initiative, to fund good causes within two miles of a One Stop shop.
An independent grant-giving charity which funded opportunities to explore, learn, develop, and achieve for 17 years. Our primary beneficiaries included children and young people age 5-25 who are disabled, neurodiverse, and/or have a life-limiting condition.
The Adamson Trust. Grants for holidays or respite breaks for children under 18 years of age with a confirmed disability or impairment.
The Bruce Wake Charitable Trust was established to encourage and assist the provision of leisure activities for the disabled.
The fund provides training and volunteering opportunities to the local community, helping people into employment or education.
ST GILES is a charity using expertise and real-life past experiences to empower people who are not getting the help they need.
This grant is for eligible projects that help and support people struggling to afford food and other essentials due to COVID-19 in Northamptonshire
We aim to fund a wide range of non-profit organisations working to create social change.
Comic Relief is a major UK charity, with a vision of a just world, free from poverty.
The This Girl Can campaign was developed by Sport England to promote sport amongst women.
Groundwork is a federation of charities mobilising practical community action on poverty and the environment across the UK.