Production of a list of suitable grant funders for Bowls clubs See below Funding enquiry form Individual club funding support (chargeable)

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1 Funding Opportunities for BCGBA affiliated clubs BCGBA has partnered with sport grant funding experts, WCTD Ltd. If your club is interested in seeking grants to develop, the following support is available: Production of a list of suitable grant funders for Bowls clubs See below Funding enquiry form Individual club funding support (chargeable) This list of suitable grant opportunities for our clubs is free to download from our website and will be updated every 6 months. Further details on how WCTD Ltd can help your club is available at Below shows a list of funders for equipment and small capital projects. Please note that funding opportunities are constantly changing. It is advisable to check the funders website direct for the most up to date information Asda Foundation The ASDA Foundation assists charities, people and projects within the UK that require financial assistance. Complete the eligibility checker if this fits the Foundations guidelines and criteria contact your local store, depot or home office Community Life Champion to see if this is something they would like to work on with you and support locally. Approx Awards for All Provided by the National Lottery. Grants are available for voluntary groups, schools, local authorities and health bodies in England to carry out projects that will improve their local community. Up to 10,000 ards For All Awards for All Big Lottery Fund Wales AWA fund projects which support community activity, extend access and participation, increase skill and creativity or generally improve the quality of life of people in their area 5,000 nt/programmes/wales/awards for all wales Banks Community Fund Support for community and environmental projects in areas close to a current or proposed Banks Group operation in Britain. 5,000

2 Biffa Award Main Grants Programme Community Main grants are available for community projects located within the vicinity of a Biffa operation that focus on improving quality of life and fostering vibrant communities. 5,000 50,000 award.org/ Cemex Community Fund Via community buildings or recreation programme Small Grants Award scheme Small grants are available to support community led organisations who aim to improve the quality of life in their community. Use postcode checker for eligibility Grants are available to provide or improve community facilities in the vicinity of a CEMEX operation. Use postcode checker for eligibility Up to 15,000 Coalfields Regeneration Programme Wales Fourteen Programme Bro Aberffraw The Coalfields Regeneration Trust has been actively working in Wales since 1999, investing more than 16 million in community regeneration over the last 14 years. We are funded by the Welsh Government and are our work is delivered by a dedicated staff team to meet Welsh priorities. Development officers work with and within the community to tackle the issues that most affect the prosperity, resilience and opportunities available to people living within these communities They are seeking grant applications for projects which increase participation in sport and physical activity following consultation with local people who wanted to see more projects with a focus on increasing activity to support improved health and wellbeing in the Bro Aberffraw area 7,000 regen.org.uk/where wework/wales/ Not specified rteen/broaberffraw

3 Fund for Wales Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund One Stop Carriers for Causes Persimmon Homes Grants of 500 1,000 will be awarded to small, volunteerdriven community organisations including those who aim to create healthier and more active people and communities Galaxy are looking for small community projects and groups to fund. They will award donations across the UK and Ireland. Five donations will be awarded each week. Four by the judges panel and one by the peoples choice award to the organisation which has received the most votes. This is open until 26th February Grants are available to local non profit organisations and groups for projects within two miles of a One Stop store in Great Britain that benefit local communities by helping to improve lives and local places. Check postcode for eligibility Monthly entry to be considered for a small community grant via their website 1, ,000 p Up to 1,000 Postcode Community Trust Postcode Community Trust was established in 2014 to provide financial support to charities and community groups that support environmental protection, community development, and engagement in sport, advancement of health, promotion of human rights and prevention of poverty. Up to 20,000 Charities in Scotland, Wales and the North of England can apply from ,000 to deliver projects that positively impact their local community, while other organisations can apply for up to 2000.

4 SITA Trust Primary Fund (larger grants) Smaller project fund Primary Fund offers up to 50,000 to not for profit organisations wishing to improve facilities for the benefit of the general public. Smaller Project Fund offers up to 20,000 to not for profit organisations wishing to improve facilities for the general public but with a shorter delivery timeframe. Check eligibility via postcode checker on website. Up to 50,000 Sport Wales community chest grants. Tesco Bags of Help grants program Community Chest offers grant awards up to 1,500 in any 12 months towards Increasing participation and/or Improving standards. They will not pay for maintenance or replacement of facilities. Grants are available for capital improvements to local community greenspaces in England, Scotland and Wales. 1,500 support/ourgrants/community chest.aspx 5,000 munityscheme/pages/category/apply for aboh grant tes2 Veolia Enviromental Trust Supports a wide range of community and environmental projects throughout the UK. Check their website postcode eligibility link Up to 100,000 Waitrose Community Matters Each month, Waitrose branches around the country will distribute 1,000 between three local projects, through its community matters giving initiative. Through this scheme, Waitrose will allocate 1,000 a month to each of its 190 branches to distribute amongst three local community projects as chosen by its customers and employees. unspecified /home/inspiration/community_matters.html

5 Waste Recycling Enviromental (WREN) Support for environmental and community based projects in areas of England, Scotland and Wales close to Waste Recycling Group landfill sites. Projects must provide public amenities or parks; there is a small grants or main grants programme. Check eligibility criteria first. Up to 75,000 Wrexham Community Endownment fund The Wrexham Community Endowment Fund is an umbrella of Funds and donations dedicated to enhancing education and strengthening communities in Wrexham wrexham community endowment fund