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enfinium

enfinium Community Fund

Community funding from the energy-from-waste operator enfinium, awarded around each of its sites: Ferrybridge near Knottingley in West Yorkshire, Kemsley in Kent, Parc Adfer in Deeside in North Wales, Skelton Grange, and Kelvin in Sandwell in the West Midlands. Applications for the 2026 Community Fund are open. No grant range is published; past awards the company describes include £6,000 to a school playground and £6,000 to a wildlife care charity.

Apply on the funder’s site
You could get
Amount not specified
Deadline
Not published
no closing date given
Effort
Moderate
full application with documents

Who can apply

  • Registered charities, schools, places of learning, not-for-profit organisations including those supported by public funding, and community and voluntary groups
  • The project must fall within the area of benefit of one of enfinium's sites — Ferrybridge, Kemsley, Parc Adfer, Skelton Grange or Kelvin — and the Kemsley fund publishes its area of benefit in a separate guidance document
  • The application form asks whether the organisation is a registered charity or registered company, whether it is profit-making or not for profit, what its governance document is, and for two named contacts

What it funds

Initiatives addressing:

  • The environment, for example the promotion of clean energy, waste reduction or recycling improvement
  • Education
  • Improved standards of health, safety and wellbeing
  • Social inclusion and community wellbeing
  • Young people
  • Enhancement of the wider community, including skills and educational development, environmental improvements and activities improving community cohesion

Applications are asked how the enfinium brand would be used, and successful applicants agree to give regular feedback with images and to take part in positive publicity.

What it will not fund

  • Politically affiliated organisations
  • Organisations that discriminate on the protected characteristics of the Equality Act 2010
  • Organisations considered not to be aligned with enfinium's mission, vision or values
  • Regional criteria specific to the areas in which enfinium operates also apply, so a project outside a site's area of benefit is not eligible

How to apply

Complete the Community Funding Application Form downloaded from the site and email it to communityfunding@enfinium.co.uk, or post it to The Communications Team, enfinium, 123 Victoria Street, London SW1E 6DE.

Have ready

The application form, with a spending profile itemising every payment to be made, the total project cost, supporting documentation such as a project plan, business case or marketing materials, details of any other funding applied for, and bank account details.

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