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Free
Training and Grants for New Breakfast Clubs (UK)
ContinYou in partnership with
Kellogg's are providing free training and startup grants of £650 to set up your new breakfast club.
For more
details go to: www.continyou.org.uk
The Hugh Fraser Foundation: The scheme provides grants
to non-profit making organisations in the UK, with a preference to Scotland. The trustees favour smaller, more focused causes
rather than large highly-publicised appeals. the trustees make grants in many different sectors, including education, organisations
working with young people, the disabled and the under-privileged. So long as the object is charitable, the trustees will consider
any application.
Applications should be submitted to Hugh Fraser, C/o Turcan Connell, Princes Exchange, 1 Earl Grey Street.
Edinburgh. EH3 9EE. Tel 0131 228 8111
2014 Communities: is
a small grants programme which aims to build a legacy of well-being around the Commonwealth Games.
The programme offers
local sports clubs, voluntary and community organisations, community councils and schools across Scotland funding to support
and stimulate grass roots involvement in sport and physical activity.
Types of activity that can be funded include taster
sessions, equipement, coaching costs, promotions, sports kits and volunteer expenses.
Grants are available of between
£300 and £2,000
To find out more click on the link below:
2014 Communities Grant
Rayne Foundation
- This scheme provides grants to charities in the Uk in support of work of national
importance which helps society's most vulnerable or disadvantaged individuals, especially children, young people and the
elderly. Areas of interest include arts, education, health/medicine and social welfare and development.
Grants may include
capital costs of buildings and equipment, salaries and all types of project costs.
Applications can be submitted at any
time.
Rayne Foundation
Gerald Micklem Charitable Trust
This scheme is a UK wide funding programme that supports a wide range of activities under
the "umbrella" of general charitable purposes. Grants for revenue and capital costs are normally between £1,000
and £3,000.
Applications can be made at any time.
Further information and guidance is available from
their website or by contacting The Grants Manager, Bolinge Hill Farm, Buriton, Petersfield, GU31 4NN. Tel: 01370 264207 or
email: mail@geraldmicklemct.org.uk or click on link below.
Gerald Micklem Trust
Fundraising Ideas for Charitable Groups
MusicMagpie is a unique fundraising initiative to make money for your charity by
collecting old and unwanted CD's and DVD's. Make 50p for each item sent - For example send a box of 100 & make
£50 for your group. No limit to the amount you can send.
Go to musicMagpie.co.uk to register
Practical
Ideas - This site has a few nice, practical ideas for outdoor play activities
including playing in the dark!
http://www.goingwild.net/4%20going_wild%20activities.htm
Creative Star -Ideas and thoughts for the outdoors
http://creativestarlearning.blogspot.com/p/about-creative-star.html
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