Essex Community Foundation Grants

Posted on: May 26, 2023

Apply for support

Essex Community Foundation want to make it easy for you to access the funding that they have available. If your charity, voluntary or community organisation is based or working in Essex and needs financial support, they may be able to help.
You can tell them what you need support for at any time, as they accept applications throughout the year, and their team will try to find the funds you need.

IS MY ORGANISATION ELIGIBLE FOR SUPPORT?

Complete their quick eligibility quiz to see if they can support your work. They also encourage you to read our Help and Guidance information.
They would love to hear from you and discuss your ideas. You can get in touch in whatever way suits you best:

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