Fund table
FUND & PRIORITIES
STATUS
MAX GRANT AMOUNT
DEADLINES
Rectory Foundation
Funding opportunities from our friends at the Rectory Foundation for projects that meet the foundation’s vision of ‘thriving people and places in our local communities’.
Open
Up to £10,000
No closing date.
Skills for Good Fund
Funding to help charity staff and volunteers access training and formal qualifications that strengthen the services they deliver.
Open
Up to £2,000 in total per organisation, per annum, subject to a maximum of £500 per person being trained
No closing date. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis as they are received.
Access Support Fund
Grant to help your group access our funding systems, if this is not easy for you because of challenges with reading, language, vision, sensory processing, disability or difficulties doing things online.
Open
Up to £300
No closing date
Young Futures Bursaries
Various bursaries available for local young people providing support for educational pursuits, vocational training, entrepreneurial growth and personal development.
Open
£2,000
Deadlines vary by fund, please check the Young Futures website for more information.
Young Futures Fund
Funding opportunities for organisations and initiatives that positively impact young people’s lives.
Closed
Heart of Bucks Community Fund
Grants for charitable, voluntary and community groups addressing need within Buckinghamshire. Our Community Fund is made up of a number of private funds with different priorities and may be suitable if your project does not fit any of our other specific funds.
Success rate: 92%
Closed
Kop Hill Charity Fund
Princes Risborough and surrounding areas; projects that demonstrate social inclusion or need; projects which are new, or existing projects looking to expand their reach.
Closed
Health Equity Fund
Grants to address one or more health inequalities that impact on the life expectancy and quality of life for some people from ethnic minority communities, across our county.
Closed
Healthy Ageing Fund
Community-based projects which improve social connectedness for older adults (40+) helping them to prepare for and enjoy better health in later life. The focus of projects should be to combat loneliness and social isolation and to promote a sense of purpose.
Closed
