UG3930 TITLE: CT: GARFIELD
WESTON FOUNDATION
LAST UPDATE: Jun 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Projects in the fields of: Education; Arts; Health; General;
Environment; Community; Youth; Religion; and Welfare.
-Elig Exp. Unspecified
-Support. Amounts vary. Most grants are under £20,000 with several
hundred grants a year ranging from £500 to £5,000
-Payment. Single payment by cheque
-Match Fund. Applicants must show what other sources of funding have
been sought and secured
-Other. Usually one-off payments although organisations may reapply
after twelve months
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered charity or allied to an organisation with charitable
status - see Detail Section of this report for further information
-Emp'ees. Not restricted
-Size. Large or small
-Location. UK although very few grants are given to Wales, Scotland
and Northern Ireland
-Other. Majority of funding benefits London and the South of England
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be submitted at any time
-Viability. Project must be financially viable
-Avail. Grants are discretionary
-Other. Priority is given to established organisations with national
networks
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No. The application must be submitted in the form
of a written presentation outlining costs and beneficiaries
-Supported By. Budget and audited accounts
SPONSORED BY
Garfield Weston Foundation (through shares in Wittington Investments
Ltd)
ADDRESS
Weston Centre
Bowater House
68 Knightsbridge
London SW1X 7LQ
Tel: (020) 7589 6363
Fax: (020) 7584 5921
UG3990 TITLE: CT: ESMEE
FAIRBAIRN FOUNDATION
LAST UPDATE: May 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. The Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for
people and
communities that face disadvantage by making grants in the four
following categories: Social Development, Environment, Education
and Arts & Heritage.
-Elig Exp. Project or core costs. The Foundation does not make grants
towards capital projects with the exception of its Heritage and
Environment programmes
-Support. There is no maximum grant size. The average grant awarded
in 2003 was £38,254
-Payment. As arranged
-Match Fund. Applicants should request the amount needed for a project
-Other. The Foundation hopes to distribute up to £26 million
in grants in 2004
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered charity and not-for-profit organisations
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. The Foundation also operates a loan programme, as reported
in the Detail Section of this report
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be submitted at any time
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes, available to download from website below
-Discussion. Yes
-Supported By. An income and expenditure budget for the proposed
work, most recent annual report and most recent full accounts
SPONSORED BY
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
ADDRESS
11 Park Place
London SW1A 1LP
Tel: (020) 7297 4700
Fax: (020) 7297 4701
E-mail: info@esmeefairbairn.org.uk
Website: http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk
UG4160 TITLE: CT: ERNEST
COOK TRUST
LAST UPDATE: Jun 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Educational projects in the fields of the countryside
and environment,
environmental research, the arts, crafts and architecture, youth
and
some projects outside these categories.
-Elig Exp. Project costs or a proportion of them
-Support. Small grants range from £100 to £3,000. Larger
grants are mostly between £5,000-£10,000
-Payment. Annual instalments or within 1-4 months of commitment
-Match Fund. Applicants are expected to show what other sources
of funding have been sought and secured
-Other. Grants are not awarded for non-educational purposes
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Charitable (occasionally schools and universities)
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. No grants are made to individuals
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be made at any time
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. At Trustees' discretion
-Other. Awards are not made retrospectively
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No - application should be made in writing restricted
to a maximum two sheets of A4
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Yes
-Supported By. Annual report and Accounts
SPONSORED BY
The Ernest Cook Trust
ADDRESS
The Grants Administrator
The Estate Office
Fairford Park
Fairford
Gloucestershire GL7 4JH
Tel: (01285) 713273
Fax: (01285) 711692
E-mail: grants@ernestcooktrust.org.uk
Website: http://www.ernestcooktrust.org.uk
UG4200 TITLE: CT: CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION
(CAF)
LAST UPDATE: May 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant, advice and financial services
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. A grants programme with the objective to support and
develop small
and medium~sized charities by improving their finances, governance
and infrastructure. Mainly through four training and consultancy
projects.
-Elig Exp. Project costs
-Support. Maximum of £10,000
-Payment. Unspecified
-Match Fund. From any additional source.
-Other. Average awards are less than £4,000
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered charity or organisation approved for charitable
status
-Emp'ees. Unspecified
-Size. Normally small or medium-sized with a maximum total income
of £1.5 million
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. Preference given to organisations with limited freely available
funds or insufficient reserves
CRITERIA
-Timing. Application deadlines vary, see Grantfinder report
-Viability. Assurance of long-term benefits must be provided
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Grants are not provided for general appeals
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Yes
-Supported By. 2 copies of the latest annual report and statement
of accounts
SPONSORED BY
Charities Aid Foundation
ADDRESS
Grants Unit
Kings Hill
West Malling
Kent ME19 4TA
Tel: (01732) 520000
Fax: (01732) 520001
E-mail: enquiries@CAFonline.org
Website: http://www.CAFonline.org
UG4210 TITLE: CT: BARING
FOUNDATION - STRENGTHENING THE VOLUNTARY SECTOR
LAST UPDATE: Nov 03 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Grants for improvements to the organisational effectiveness
of
voluntary organisations in England and Wales.
-Elig Exp. Project costs with some exceptions (see DETAIL)
-Support. Maximum: £30,000
-Payment. Unspecified
-Match Fund. A project may be funded in its entirety or with a number
of other funders
-Other. Funding can be secured over two years
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Not-for-profit voluntary organisations
-Emp'ees. Unspecified
-Size. Unspecified
-Location. England and Wales
-Other. The Foundation supports national organisations or those
active in London, Merseyside, Devon or Cornwall
CRITERIA
-Timing. No deadline applies
-Viability. Project must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. No grants are made to individuals
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes - plus written application
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Yes - prior to application
-Supported By. Budget, annual report and audited accounts
SPONSORED BY
The Baring Foundation
ADDRESS
60 London Wall
London EC2M 5TQ
Tel: (020) 7767 1348
Fax: (020) 7767 7121
E-mail: baring.foundation@ing-barings.com
Website: http://www.baringfoundation.org.uk
UG4270 TITLE: CT: CHARLES
HAYWARD FOUNDATION
LAST UPDATE: Jul 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Grants for medical research, care of the elderly, youth
at risk,
community facilities, special needs, hospices, art, preservation
and the environment.
-Elig Exp. Capital cost of building, extensions, adaptations, equipment,
furnishings and fittings. On occasion start-up, development and
research is funded
-Support. Typically £1,000 to £20,000
-Payment. On evidence of expenditure such as receipts or invoices
-Match Fund. Applicants must state what other sources of funding
have been sought and secured
-Other. Grants are only offered towards expenditure not yet incurred
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Charitable or voluntary
-Emp'ees. Unspecified
-Size. Applications are accepted from registered national and regional
charities and smaller local charities, churches, religious organisations,
partnerships, community organisations and mutual welfare societies
-Location. United Kingdom
CRITERIA
-Timing. Prior to commencement of project
-Viability. Grants are not made in replacement of government or
lottery funding
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Preference is given to projects in areas outside London
and the South East
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No - in writing
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Projects may be discussed prior to making a formal
approach
-Supported By. Audited accounts, budget, and plans if relevant
SPONSORED BY
Charles Hayward Foundation
ADDRESS
Hayward House
45 Harrington Gardens
London SW7 4JU
Tel: (020) 7370 7063/7067
Website: http://www.charleshaywardfoundation.org.uk
UG4370 TITLE: CT: WILL CHARITABLE TRUST
LAST UPDATE: May 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Activities within the following categories (plus a small
number of
other causes): a) Conservation of the countryside; b) Care of
people suffering from cancer and their families; c) Care of blind
people and the prevention and cure of blindness; d) Provision of
residential care for mentally handicapped people in communities
providing family environment and choice of activities and lifestyles.
-Elig Exp. Project costs
-Support. Most grants fall within the range of £15,000 to
£30,000 but may be as low as £5,000 or as high as £40,000
-Payment. As arranged
-Other. In exceptional circumstances only the Trustees will respond
favourably to requests from organisations whose activities fall
outside the categories listed
-Match Fund. May be required as the Trust anticipates reducing its
outgoings during the 2002/03 financial year as a consequence of
heavy demand on its resources
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered/Exempt Charities
-Size. Unspecified but substantial organisations with proven, successful
work records are favoured
-Location. UK
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applicants whose work relates to categories c) and d) should
apply by 31 January, those within categories a) and b) should apply
by 31 August
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Applications to support academic research will not be accepted
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No, applications in writing
-Discussion. If desired
-Supported By. Most recent audited accounts
SPONSORED BY Will Charitable Trust
ADDRESS Grants Administrator
Sunbury International Business Centre
Brooklands Close
Windmill Road
Sunbury-on-Thames
Middlesex TW16 7DX
Tel: (01932) 724148
Fax: (01932) 724200
UG4390 TITLE: CT: LAING'S
FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS
LAST UPDATE: Sep 03 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. A range of charitable activity including youth welfare,
health care,
homelessness, general welfare, research, assistance for people with
disabilities, religion, the arts and heritage & conservation.
-Elig Exp. Revenue or capital costs
-Support. Small grants in the range of £50 upwards. No maximum
amount stipulated
-Payment. Grants are paid by the Charities Aid Foundation on behalf
of the Trust, following receipt of a completed voucher from the
applicant
-Match Fund. Applicants must show what other sources of funding
have been sought and secured
-Other. Projects funded are extremely diverse
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Charitable including colleges/universities and research institutions
-Emp'ees. Unspecified
-Size. Unspecified
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. Laing employees and/or their dependants may apply as individuals
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be made at any time
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Grants can be recurrent
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No, applications should be made in writing
-Informal. No
-Discussion. No
-Supported By. Any relevant information
SPONSORED BY
Laing's Foundations and Trusts
ADDRESS
33 Bunns Lane
Mill Hill
London NW7 2DX
Tel: (020) 8238 8890
UG4580 TITLE: DCMS: HERITAGE LOTTERY FUND -
TOWNSCAPE HERITAGE INITIATIVE
LAST UPDATE: May 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Support for schemes, led by partnerships of local, regional
and
national interests, that aim to regenerate the historic environment
in
towns and cities across the United Kingdom. Eligible activities
include structural and external repair of historic buildings that
are
still being used, and the repair/conversion for new uses of empty
historic buildings.
-Elig Exp. Project costs ie restoration, professional fees, conservation,
training etc
-Support. Between £250,000 and £2 million is provided
to the common fund (see Match Fund below)
-Match Fund. Schemes are based on the administration of a common
fund - the pooled resources of the lottery grant and other funding
eg local public and private sources. The HLF contribution should
not represent more than 50% of the value of the common fund
-Payment. By arrangement and as contracted
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Partnerships or organisations
-Type. Not-for-profit organisations, local authorities
-Location. United Kingdom
CRITERIA
-Timing. Annual programme administered as a two stage application
process. 2004 deadline for receipt of Stage One applications: 5
May 2004
-Viability. Must be concerned with heritage and address the priorities
of the scheme
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Standards of work and design must be high, and the heritage
must be preserved in the long term
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes - available to download from website address
below
-Supported By. Supporting documentation covering the points in a
checklist provided with the application pack
SPONSORED BY Department for Culture, Media and Sport and administered
by the Heritage Lottery Fund
ADDRESS Head Office:
7 Holbein Place
London SW1W 8NR
Tel: (020) 7591 6042
E-mail: enquire@hlf.org.uk
Website: http://www.hlf.org.uk
UG4600 TITLE: CT: DULVERTON
TRUST
LAST UPDATE: Mar 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified (policy review every five years)
-Covering. Funding for projects mainly in areas of deprivation in
the fields of:
youth and education; general welfare; conservation and religion,
with a lesser interest in; peace and security; preservation and
causes of special merit. The trust seldom operates in Greater
London or N Ireland.
-Elig Exp. Project costs
-Support. Minor Grants up to £2,000. Major Grants between
£5,000 and £25,000
-Payment. One off payment
-Match Fund. May be from any additional source
-Other. Projects outside the named fields may be funded when personally
commended by a trustee or deemed to be of particular merit
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered Charities
-Location. UK (with some recent, limited assistance to Africa) although
the Trust seldom operates in Greater London or N Ireland
-Other. Grants are not made to individuals
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be made at any time
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary, plus some recurrent 'Policy Grants'
-Other. The field of the arts is excluded
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No, applications should be made in writing
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Yes
-Supported By. A summary of the previous year's accounts
SPONSORED BY
Dulverton Trust
ADDRESS
5 St James Place
London SW1A 1NP
Tel: (020) 7629 9121
Fax: (020) 7495 6201
E-mail: trust@dulverton.org
UG4660 TITLE: CT: BERNARD
SUNLEY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
LAST UPDATE: Sep 03 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Projects for a wide variety of charitable purposes including:
education; arts; heritage; youth; community; conservation;
housing; health; medical research.
-Elig Exp. Capital and/or revenue costs
-Support. Varies. Grants are normally in the range £200 to
£5,000 but may, exceptionally, be greater
-Payment. Varies
-Match Fund. Match funding is not necessarily required and the grant
can be used as match funding. If match funding is required, this
may be in the form of another grant or volunteer time
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered Charity, including schools
-Emp'ees. Not applicable
-Size. Unspecified
-Location. UK and exceptionally overseas
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be made at any time
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Appeals are considered regularly. The Foundation does not
issue strict guidance upon the types of project funded
APPLICATION
-Special Form. No, applications must be made in writing
-Supported By. Latest approved Report and Accounts
SPONSORED BY
Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
ADDRESS
20 Berkley Square
London W1J 6LH
Tel: (020) 7408 2198
Fax: (020) 7499 5859
E-mail: asstdirbsunleycharfund@ukgateway.net
UG4800 TITLE: CT: FISHMONGERS'
COMPANY'S CHARITABLE TRUST
LAST UPDATE: Nov 03 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. Grants are given for the relief of hardship and disability,
education,
the environment, heritage and fishery related charities. Applications
are only accepted from national charities with the exception of
the City of London where local charities also may apply.
-Elig Exp. Project costs
-Support. Grants are made within the range of £500 to £10,000
(although awards of the maximum amount indicated are exceptional)
-Payment. Grants are made on a one off basis
-Match Fund. Applicants should show what other sources of funding
have been sought and secured
-Other. The Trust prefers to fund specific projects or research
rather than administration or general costs
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Charitable (Individuals only in the case of educational grants)
-Emp'ees. Not applicable
-Size. Applications are normally only accepted from national charities
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. Regional or local charities in the City of London and adjacent
boroughs may also apply
CRITERIA
-Timing. Trustees meet in March, June/July and November. Applications
should be received one month in advance of these meetings
-Avail. Discretionary
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Applications should be made in writing (not faxed)
-Informal. No
-Discussion. No
SPONSORED BY
Fishmongers' Company's Charitable Trust
ADDRESS
Fishmongers' Company
Fishmongers' Hall
London Bridge
London EC4R 9EL
Tel: (020) 7626 3531
Fax: (020) 7929 1389
UG5320 TITLE: DCMS: LOTTERY
- AWARDS FOR ALL (ENGLAND)
LAST UPDATE: Jul 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. To fund small projects which involve people in their
community, bringing them together to enjoy arts, sport,
heritage, charitable and other community activities.
-Elig Exp. Equipment and computers, training courses, publicity
and research costs, start-up costs, pilot projects, events, volunteer
expenses, conferences costs, special repairs, travel and outings,
material
-Support. Grants will be awards of between £500-£5,000.
(Most grants are in the range of £500 to £2,500.) A
maximum of £5,000 is awarded in any twelve-month period (this
is set to rise to £10,000 from April 2005 onwards)
-Payment. As arranged. Funding is not provided to costs already
incurred in 12 month period
-Match Fund. Groups are expected to contribute something towards
the project costs. This may be in cash or 'in kind' (eg time, materials,
premises, transport)
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Voluntary/Not-for-profit
-Type. Small groups. Priority is given to those with an annual income
of less than £20,000 (excluding schools, health bodies, parish
and town councils)
-Size. Small
-Location. England
CRITERIA
-Timing. At any time (see Other)
-Viability. Projects must involve local people
-Avail. Discretionary
-Other. Applicants will be told within eight weeks whether or not
they have been successful
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes
-Discussion. Yes
-Supported By. Copy of the organisation's constitution or set of
rules, annual accounts, bank statement
SPONSORED BY
Heritage Lottery Fund, the Arts Council of England, Sport England
and the Big Lottery Fund
ADDRESS
Application line: 0845 600 2040
Websites: http://www.awardsforall.org.uk
http://www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk
Regional Offices are listed in the Detail Section of this report
UG5870 TITLE: DEFRA:
ORGANIC FARMING SCHEME
LAST UPDATE: Jul 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Until 2005
-Covering. A voluntary undertaking to convert land to organic production
on
farms and holdings of 1 hectare or more. Maintenance payments
may be applied for once land has been officially converted.
Additional lump sum payments are available as a contribution to
the
initial costs of advice and training. The binding agreement lasts
for
five years.
-Elig Exp. Reconciling organic methods with commercial farming
-Support. Varies between years of conversion
-Payment. Usually annually
-Other. Payments are normally made after the end of the first quarter
of each year of an undertaking
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Farmers and growers
-Type. Any person who has responsibility for and control over the
farming of a holding may enter the scheme. This will normally mean
an owner/occupier or tenant. Tenants should notify their landlord
-Emp'ees. No restrictions apply
-Size. No restrictions apply
-Location. England
-Other. Minimum unit size for conversion/maintenance is 1 ha. There
is no maximum size
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications open in January each year and close when funding
is exhausted
-Viability. Land which is already registered as organic is not normally
eligible
-Avail. Only available to farmers who have applied to have the land
registered as 'in conversion' with an approved sector body
-Other. Relationships with other agri-environment schemes, and how
each affects eligibility for another, are outlined in the Detail
Section of this Grantfinder report
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes
-Informal. No
-Discussion. Advice on organic farming is available
-Supported By. A conversion plan for the whole unit showing which
parcels of land will be entered into conversion within five years
SPONSORED BY Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
ADDRESS Electra Way
Crewe CW1 6GJ
Tel: (01270) 754000
Fax: (01270) 754280
Website: http://www.defra.gov.uk
UG6210 TITLE: CT: JOHN
ELLERMAN FOUNDATION
LAST UPDATE: Feb 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. The Foundation distributes around £4 million a
year to projects
falling in one of the priority areas of: community development and
social welfare, the arts, medical & disability and conservation.
-Elig Exp. Project costs (including core funding)
-Support. The minimum grant given is £10,000
-Payment. As arranged
-Match Fund. The Foundation has no set rules with regard to match
funding. However, match funding is necessary where an applicant
receives less than 100% of the value of a project from the Foundation.
-Other. The Foundation has an interest in supporting innovatory
work and cooperation between charities
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Organisation
-Type. Registered charity
-Emp'ees. No restrictions
-Size. No restrictions
-Location. United Kingdom
-Other. Applications from UK based organisations working in Southern
Africa will also be supported
CRITERIA
-Timing. Applications may be made at any time
-Viability. Work must be viable
-Avail. Discretionary
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Two stage application process: an initial letter
followed by full application if invited to do so
-Discussion. Yes, if required
-Supported By. Latest annual report and audited accounts
SPONSORED BY
John Ellerman Foundation
ADDRESS
The Appeals Manager
Aria House
23 Craven Street
London WC2N 5NS
Tel: (020) 7930 8566
Fax: (020) 7839 3654
E-mail: eileen@ellerman.org.uk
Website: http://www.ellerman.org.uk
UG6410 TITLE: DCMS: BIG
LOTTERY FUND - GREEN SPACES AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
LAST UPDATE: Aug 04 Grantfinder Release Sep 04
DESCRIPTION OF AID
-Type. Grant
-Term. Unspecified
-Covering. To support projects which help urban and rural communities
throughout the UK understand, improve or care for their natural
and living environment, with a particular focus on disadvantaged
areas.
-Elig Exp. Varies
-Support. Varies
-Payment. As arranged
-Match Fund. Applicants should approach the individual Award Partners
as listed in the Detail Section of this report
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
-Status. Awards are made to smaller organisations through 'Award
Partners'
-Type. Award Partners may operate alone or in a consortium and may
be from the voluntary, public or private sector. They should have
England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland - wide coverage. The
types of organisation that are eligible for funding through the
Award Partners varies
-Location. UK
CRITERIA
-Timing. Deadline for submission of Expressions of Interest by Award
Partners: 31 March 2000. Application dates to each Award Partner
initiative vary - most are now closed (see Detail Section of this
report)
-Viability. Projects must be financially viable
-Avail. Discretionary
APPLICATION
-Special Form. Yes
SPONSORED BY
Department for Culture, Media & Sport and administered by the
Big Lottery Fund
ADDRESS
1 Plough Place
London EC4A 1DE
Tel: 0845 0000 121 (England) / 122 (Wales) /
123 (Scotland) / 124 (Northern Ireland)
E-mail: greenspaces@biglotteryfund.org.uk
Websites: http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk
http://www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk
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