Industry
charitable organisations that have already been mentioned in part 1. It’s worth checking out the CA website which has a useful link on how to obtain lottery grants.
Others SportsAid
SportsAid is the charity for sports people, helping the next generation of British sportsmen and women to succeed. By raising funding through commercial partnerships, events, donations and other sources it supports emerging talented athleteswith individual cash awards.
Young sportsmen and women may be nominated to SportsAid by their sport’s governing body if they are aged 12-18 (or above for disability disciplines), a member of a regional Academy with the potential to move on to national/international representation and are not part of a fully funded programme
The average SportsAid award for successful cricketers is between £500 - £1,000 and goes toward costs involved in training and competing at a high level such as travel, accommodation, coaching and equipment.
The Mayor of London Facility Fund
The Mayor of London Facility Fund is part of the Mayor’s commitment to deliver a grass roots sporting legacy from the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The fund will contribute to the construction or refurbishment of sports facilities across the capital, and any not for profit organisation can apply.
Useful information
Websites of general interest, all of which will have links to funding information
The Cricket Foundation -
www.chancetoshine.org
Croquet Association -
www.croquet.org.uk
English Lacrosse -
www.englishlacrosse.co.uk
Football Foundation –
www.footballfoundation.org.uk Bowls England -
www.bowlsengland.com
Friends of English Bowling -
www.friendsofenglishbowling.co.uk Lawn Tennis Association -
www.lta.org.uk The Lord Taverners -
www.lordtaverners.org
Rugby Football Foundation -
www.rfu.com/rff Sport Aid -
www.sportsaid.org.uk
Sport England Sportsmatch -
www.sportengland.org/funding/sportsmatch
Mayor of London Facility Fund -
www.london.gov.uk
The following links will take you to web based groups that can help your club locate suitable avenues of funding:
• Funderfinder -
www.funderfinder.org.uk works on effective working of charities and charitable purposes by voluntary and community groups through the provision of advice, education and training relating to achieving appropriate funding for charitable purposes
• Grantsnet -
www.grantsnet.co.uk - a tool to find grants information
• Access Funds -
www.access-funds.co.uk - aims to provide the latest funding information from Government, National Lottery, charitable trusts, and the EU, and also contains directories of funding programmes and guides to funding
• Charity Choice -
www.charitychoice.co.uk - an encyclopedia of charities online
• National Government Funding -
www.governmentfunding.org.uk - availability of government grants for voluntary and community organisations by be checked on this site. It gives details of possible grants from a number of Government Departments including Health; the Home Office; Education and Skills; and Transport
• Funding Information -
www.fundinginformation.org - detailed news and information about new sources of funding for all those involved in raising money for not-for-profit organisations throughout the UK
• Association of Charitable Foundations -
www.acf.org.uk - membership association for trusts and foundations in the UK with over 300 members ranging in size from small and local grant-makers to some of the world's largest foundations
• Sponsorship Advisory Service -
www.sponsorship-advice.org.uk - advice on how to manage sponsorship relationships
• Central Council for Physical Recreation -
www.ccpr.org.uk - national alliance of governing and representative bodies of sport and recreation, they run various campaigns which might benefit community clubs
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