Funding for local voluntary and community organisations
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- 1. Council grants and subsidies
- 2. You are here: Small grants - up to £2,000
- 3. Medium grants - between £2,000 and £20,000
- 4. Rental grant subsidy
- 5. In-kind support
2. Small grants - up to £2,000
Small Grants of up to £2,000 are designed to enable community groups and voluntary organisations to deliver activities or projects which support our key priorities.
Applications for the 2020/21 Small Grants Fund are now closed and you can see details of the organisations and projects these grants have been awarded to in the table below.
Details of the 2021/22 Small Grants Fund will be released in Spring 2021.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]
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Organisation name |
Funding would be used for |
|---|---|
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Age Concern Banstead |
To support the cost of equipment for the lunch club |
|
Banstead Cricket Club |
To cover improvement works to the Cricket Pavilion |
|
Banstead District Scouts |
To replace the hot water boiler allowing external hot water facilities at the camping and outdoor activity site |
|
Brigitte Trust |
To provide support and training to volunteer befrienders and support for a neurological support group |
|
Festive Feast on Wheels |
To support delivery costs of the Festive Feast for vulnerable and isolated residents in the north of the borough |
|
Furnistore |
To develop and instal a direct web-sales website at Furnistore, along with initial training for staff and key volunteers to increase access to low-cost household items |
|
Horley Association of Traders (HATS) |
To support the cost of tables and a marquee for community events. The marquee will be available for use by other local voluntary organisations |
|
Horley Girl Guides Empire Hall |
To support the cost of urgent electrical work |
|
Infinity Space To Grow |
To support the costs of two support groups for new parents |
|
Kingswood Residents Association |
To support the upgrade of their website - www.kingswoodvillage.org - which provides information and news to local residents and visitors |
|
Kingswood Village Hall Community Association |
To support the cost of urgent window repairs to the Village Hall |
|
Lower Kingswood Church Hall |
To support the cost of replacing the hot water boiler |
|
MCFT |
To support the costs of delivering a community consultation led by MCFT on the new community space on the Watercolour estate |
|
Merstham Cricket Club |
To cover the cost of indoor training for the disability cricket club |
|
Merstham Mix |
To provide cooked lunches for vulnerable and isolated residents (face to face or delivered depending on COVID restrictions) |
|
Open Door Enterprises coffee shop |
To support the costs of equipment to provide a COVID-secure offer and provide outside seating for community users |
|
Renewed Hope |
To support the cost of roof repairs to Shrewsbury Chapel, where the daily drop-in is held for homeless and isolated people |
|
Stripey Stork |
To support the Santa Stork project providing gifts to children in vulnerable and low-income families |
|
The 9th Reigate Scout group |
To support the cost of replacing a fire escape door as part of a wider programme of building improvements and to allow for COVID safe use of the building |
|
The Include Choir |
To support the running costs of the extended choir sessions for those with communication difficulties being delivered virtually during COVID |
|
Timperley Cooking Club |
To support the purchase of equipment to allow for expansion of the cookery club, which is attended by mothers on a low income and isolated |
|
Welcare |
To support the Family Crisis Fund that has seen increased demand due to COVID |
You can find the 2019-20 Small Grants recipients listed here:
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