A good application should do at least one of these three things:
It’s important hat you involve your community in the design, development and delivery of the activities you’re planning.
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You can apply if your organisation is a:
voluntary or community organisation
registered charity
constituted group or club
not-for-profit company or Community Interest Company
school (as long as your project benefits and involves the communities around the school)
statutory body (including town, parish and community council).
They cannot accept applications from:
individuals
sole traders
companies that can pay profits to directors, shareholders or members (including Companies Limited by Shares)
organisations based outside the UK
organisations that have already submitted a National Lottery Awards for All application and are currently awaiting a decision
organisations that don’t have at least two people on their board or committee who aren’t married, in a long-term relationship, living together at the same address, or related by blood
one organisation on behalf of another.
They can’t fund
alcohol
contingency costs, loans, endowments or interest
paying someone else to write your application
political or religious activities
profit-making/fundraising activities
recoverable VAT
statutory activities.
Funding for voluntary and community organisations in Wales, from £300 to £10,000.
The programme encourages a wide range of projects as long as they meet the stated priorities.
There are currently two ways to apply, via PDF application form that you email or post to them, or via online application form.
Ensure you read the guidance on their website carefully before you apply.
You should apply at least 3 months before you need the project to start.
10th Floor, Helmont House
Churchill Way
Cardiff
CF10 2DY
Wales
0300 123 0735
https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/funding/programmes/national-lottery-awards-for-all-wales