Be aware that Sport England is not currently funding football for football’s sake. If you approach them, they’ll direct you to the Football Foundation which is currently not offering these grants
If you’re interested in finding out more about the fund, then contact the National Lottery grant team via:
Awards for All advice line: 08458 508 508
Email: [email protected]
Or contact them via their website
What should you have in place before netherlands rcs data applying for a small grant?
Whatever grant you apply for, there are some things that you should definitely have in place before making an application. Here’s what they’ll expect you to have:
At least three unrelated people in your governing body (you can’t live in the same household). You can have two unrelated people, but they must be the ones on the application form
A UK bank account in your organisation’s name with at least two unrelated signatories
A written governance document
They’ll also expect your project to be completed within one year of your grant being confirmed and put into the organisation’s bank account.
Other funds available
With so many funds and grants out there, it can be hard to know which ones to apply for.
Here are some of Richards’ recommendations:
have grants available, so it’s a great idea to contact your local authority to see what’s available.
Richard recommends looking at Grantway, which is a grant funding search engine which allows you to search by area, type of grant or activity.
Remember, it’s not all about grants . . .
There are also other ways to fundraise for your club.
Fundraising platforms
These have been around for a while now and can be a great resource for raising additional money for a club or organisation. They also help to bring members and the community together.
From his own experiences, Richard recommended the following fundraising platforms.
Richard says “SNAP Sponsorship is an innovative and successful platform that takes a cut of the funds you raise, but partners you with local businesses who want to give to appropriate local charities or not-for-profits.”