Open opportunities from The National Lottery Community Fund
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Funding programmes
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The funder offers a directory of multiple grant programmes across the UK (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales) ranging from £300 to £1,000,000, supporting community-led projects that strengthen communities, tackle environmental challenges, and improve quality of life. Eligible projects span community connection, inclusion, health, children and families, environment and nature, and community land/building ownership.
Scottish Land Fund
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The Scottish Land Fund supports communities across Scotland to acquire, own, and manage land and buildings, strengthening local sustainability and resilience. It is designed for community groups and nonprofits seeking to take control of assets for long-term community benefit.
Community Funding Programmes in Northern Ireland
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The funder distributes millions annually to community groups and charities across Northern Ireland, supporting community-led initiatives that improve health, happiness, and community strength. Multiple funding programmes are available, including thematic streams focused on food systems and climate action alongside general community resilience projects.
National Lottery Awards for All England – Environment
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This grant funds community-led projects in England that address climate and nature emergencies, improve local environments, and increase public engagement with nature. It is designed for grassroots organizations and community groups working on environmental and biodiversity outcomes.
A UK national lottery community-grants programme – Environment
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This grant funds community-led environmental projects in England that address climate and nature emergencies through local action, including habitat protection, nature connection activities, and one-off environmental events. Eligible organisations can use funding to launch new initiatives, sustain existing programmes, adapt to challenges, or run discrete projects with clear environmental benefits.