The fund is a single point of access for organisations to apply for funding replacing all previous funding streams. Sport England are investing £20 million a year from this fund, of which up to 10% is allocated to environmental sustainability projects. Sustainability is a key priority for Sport England, alongside tackling the societal inequalities that make it harder for some groups of people to be active. Organisations are encouraged to apply for funding of between £300 and £15,000 for new initiatives that improve both environmental sustainability and physical activity opportunities for the people and communities who need it the most. Usually both these criteria overlap, because those who are least active and most deprived will be most susceptible to the increasingly negative effects of climate change. Sport England would particularly like to hear about initiatives that promote and support ‘climate justice’ addressing the barriers facing those most affected by climate change to support them to access sport and physical activity opportunities.
The UK Government’s Heat Network Efficiency Scheme supports performance improvements to existing district heating or communal heating projects.
Edge believes that if we are to create a world free of injustice and inequality we need to completely change the way our societies are organised.
The NLCF have a number of funding pots for small and medium sized projects. Part of their mission is to help communities be more environmentally sustainable and improve access to quality nature.
ITF’s UK Programme helps communities embrace and champion their local trees and green spaces. Their work is all about bringing people together for trees through projects like planting new community woodlands, creating orchards, or showing how trees and time in nature can boost wellbeing and mental health.
The Energy Saving Trust Foundation is the charitable arm of Energy Saving Trust, established in 2014.
They provide funding and support to community-based organisations, enabling them to support young people to take action on the climate issues that matter most to them.
The UK Government’s Heat Network Efficiency Scheme supports performance improvements to existing district heating or communal heating projects.
Edge believes that if we are to create a world free of injustice and inequality we need to completely change the way our societies are organised.
The NLCF have a number of funding pots for small and medium sized projects. Part of their mission is to help communities be more environmentally sustainable and improve access to quality nature.
ITF’s UK Programme helps communities embrace and champion their local trees and green spaces. Their work is all about bringing people together for trees through projects like planting new community woodlands, creating orchards, or showing how trees and time in nature can boost wellbeing and mental health.
The Energy Saving Trust Foundation is the charitable arm of Energy Saving Trust, established in 2014.
They provide funding and support to community-based organisations, enabling them to support young people to take action on the climate issues that matter most to them.
The Grass Pitch Maintenance Fund is a fund providing six-year tapered grants to help eligible organisations enhance or sustain the quality of their grass pitches.
The Energy Resilience Fund is finance to enable community and social enterprises to retrofit energy generating/saving technology on community owned or managed buildings, with an initial focus on stabilising or reducing energy costs.
Funding opportunities database is a living spreadsheet of funding opportunities for environmental fundraisers, maintained by EFN.
This company sell litter picking equipment and have a useful list of funding opportunities for litter picking projects.