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North Southwark Environment Trust

Community Project Grant Programme

Grants normally limited to £2,500 a year for locally based groups and projects in the northern part of the London Borough of Southwark. The trust welcomes serial applications over a three-year period up to £7,500, to give the charities it supports some funding stability, and is particularly interested in contributions that help applicants lever funds from other sources. Applications go to one of three trustee meetings a year and must arrive two calendar weeks beforehand. The trust separately runs a Golden Ticket programme of unrestricted three-year funding for organisations it has funded before.

Apply on the funder’s site
You could get
Up to £2,500
Deadline
74 days left
31 December
Effort
Light
short form, little evidence needed

Who can apply

  • Locally based groups and projects within that part of the London Borough of Southwark to the north of Camberwell New Road, Camberwell Church Street, Peckham Road, Peckham High Street and Queens Road
  • Evidence of charitable or non-profit distributing status is required from new applicants
  • Grants are normally limited to £2,500 per applicant in any one year, and serial applications across three years are welcomed up to a total of £7,500
  • Where a project needs finance from several sources before it can proceed, payment of all or part of an approved grant may be withheld until all the finance is secured
  • The separate Golden Ticket programme, awarded annually, is for organisations that NSET has funded before, established more than ten years, based in the area of benefit, locally run rather than a national charity and not funded by one, community based, with a turnover under £1 million

What it funds

  • Proposed actions of benefit to people within the trust's defined geographical area
  • Actions must be time-limit specified, achievable, and have measurable outcomes
  • The trustees are particularly interested in making contributions that will help applicants lever funds from other sources

What it will not fund

Contributions to the on-going revenue costs of applicant organisations

How to apply

  1. Download the grant application form from the Grant Programmes page
  2. Prepare a budget covering the full period of the action proposed — this must accompany the application
  3. Submit at least two calendar weeks before the trustee meeting you want it considered at

funded projects must acknowledge NSET's contribution in all project publicity, and provide a short illustrated report to NSET on conclusion describing the outcome

the Golden Ticket programme has its own page and its own route

Have ready

  • A budget for the full period of the action proposed
  • Evidence of charitable or non-profit distributing status — new applicants only

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