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8 May 2013
As part of its ongoing 25th anniversary celebrations, Paul Hamlyn Foundation is giving £2.5m to be shared amongst five performing arts venues across the UK. Theatres and concert halls in Truro, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds and Liverpool will each be given £500,000 over five years to widen audiences, with a particular focus on building sustainable relationships with community partners in their local areas.
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01 May 2013
The Nationwide Foundation has recently launched its new strategy which reflects its vision for everyone in the UK to have access to a decent home which they can afford. The Foundation has created the strategy using a theory of change approach and its objective is to create conditions which increase the number of decent, affordable homes and break down the barriers to their creation.
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17 April 2013
The Westminster Foundation is the charitable foundation that represents the philanthropic activity of the Grosvenor Family, headed by the Duke of Westminster, and the Grosvenor Estate. It is delighted to announce that their new website is now live, and available at
www.westminsterfoundation.org.uk.
The new site includes details of current funding programmes, information about recent projects and a link to their online grant application form.
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14 March 2013
Richard Cloudesley's Charity, an Islington grant-making trust, has appointed Melanie Griffiths as its first Director. She will take up this new role in April 2013.
Melanie joins from Sir Walter St John's Educational Charity, where she was Manager for eight years. Over the past 15 years, she has been employed by and worked in a freelance capacity for a number of different grant-making organisations. She was employed by the Association of Charitable Foundations as its Grant Risk Management Project Officer. Prior to this, she was Head of Policy & Grants (Education and Vulnerable Children Team) at the Association of London Government.
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25 September 2012
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund evaluation
has now been completed and DP Evaluation's final research report, A Funder
Conundrum, is available to download, exploring a range of the
approaches they have used to bring about positive social change, and
to explore several challenging topics which are potentially relevant to a range
of other funders and philanthropists.
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16 July 2012
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has announced that it is to become the first major UK funding body to require all large projects to undertake carbon footprinting as part of their application.
Announced as HLF sets out its new strategic framework for 2013 – 2018, HLF will now ask all applicants requesting funding above £2m to measure the carbon footprint of their projects.
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13 April 2012
NPC, in partnership with Third Sector, is supporting the Measuring and Evaluating Outcomes in Practice conference, a one-day event taking place in London on 24 May and in Manchester on 29 May, showcasing best-practice techniques for demonstrating your impact. View full details…
09 March 2012
The Rochester Bridge Trust is inviting applications from charities and charitable organisations to the first round of its 2012 community grants programme. Applications are welcome from across the historic county of Kent including the boroughs of Greenwich, Bromley, Bexley and Lewisham. Grants are also available to organisations in Holme with Conington, Cambridgeshire, where the Kent-based trust has significant land holdings.View full details…
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