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You asked, we answered! Swipe to learn more about how the Caribbean Community Resilience Fund (CCRF) will fuel entrepreneurship and sustainable agriculture across the Caribbean!  🌍 Follow for more updates on the CCRF! #Sygnus #CCRF #CARICOM #ImpactInvesting

LAST CALL FOR FUNDING! Can you believe RevComm Foundation's Grant Tank 2025 is just around the corner?! 🎉 If you're a nonprofit organization making a difference in SoCal, this is your opportunity to secure vital funding to support your mission. 💥 The application for nonprofits will close on October 31st! 💥 Whether you're focused on community development, education, social justice, health, or the environment, Grant Tank 2025 is your chance to bring your vision to life. We want to hear from you! ✅ What’s in it for you? -Access to funding to fuel your programs -Support for scaling your impact -A platform to share your organization’s mission and goals -Networking with other changemakers in the region In both 2023 and 2024, we awarded nearly $20,000 in a single evening to four incredible agencies. 🤫 Here’s a little insider info: we’re already set to surpass that amount for our 2025 event! You don't want to miss out. At RevComm Foundation, we’re committed to closing the funding gap for smaller organizations. That’s why Grant Tank is specifically designed for agencies that: 1️⃣ Have had 501(c)(3) status for less than 10 years 2️⃣ Operate with an annual budget under $500,000. If this applies to your agency, we encourage you to apply today! Please share with your network to make sure this opportunity gets into the hands of agencies most in need. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gyFcqFy5 #GrantTank2025 #SoCalNonprofits #FundingOpportunity #CommunityImpact #NonprofitFunding #RevCommFoundation #Changemakers #ApplyNow

If your #foundation wants a simple, trust-based streamlined application process check out the Headwaters Foundation GO! Grants Application. GO! Grants are designed to be quick turnaround, high-impact, low-stress mini-grants for general operating support. Download the sample below!

https://lnkd.in/exrpm4WU Sadly, we have been unsuccessful in recent attempts to get assistance from The Mabon Trust led by our Rhondda MP - and, disappointingly in 2024 that negative outcome has arrived yet again. There you go - and with diminishing school budgets - education is obviously not a priority for our political forces. However, the Mabon Fund recommended some other funders including two sports bodies (World of Words is a literacy project!) and the National Lottery Community Fund (who do not support schemes operating in school time!). These recommendations just about sum up the scant disrespect to the wondrous work of World of Words. The harsh fact is that our decision makers show no interest. From Westminster, the Senedd and on to the local authority (elected or employed) there is negligence to a WOW programme that has offered major positives to so many local children and their families. We will keep on fighting but it is quite obvious that those within the Rhondda hierarchy will not be acknowledging or commending the industrious endeavour of www.worldofwords.education Sometimes it makes one think that all of the graft is fruitless but those thoughts are ephemeral because the long hours keeping things afloat are worthwhile when the positive responses of the children keep on keeping on! Viva WOW!

What does it really take to further support local humanitarian efforts? We've seen the community impact across many areas of work. learn more below. Simply put - this type of funding mechanism must be increased to continue the shift to the people doing important work around the world #localisation #engagement #humanitarian International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - IFRC

Lindian Resources has secured a non-binding term sheet for US$50 million funding and an offtake agreement with Gerald Group for its Kangankunde Project.

The compact was a powerful negotiation tool in the 90s and 00s, however it was surprising how many commissioners were not aware of it. This proposed 'Covenant' agreement, if coproduced with vcs could make a huge difference. #compact #covenant #coproduction #commissioning #charity #community #proofpudding

NCVO and ACEVO are working closely with the government to develop the Civil Society Covenant - a new framework that aims to reset how government engages with civil society, creating lasting positive changes for charities, community groups, and social enterprises. Why does this matter? For too long, the relationship between civil society and government has been transactional. The Civil Society Covenant seeks to change this by establishing a shared commitment to work together on challenges facing our communities, creating a foundation for resilient, connected, and empowered communities across the UK. The Covenant is built on four guiding principles: 🔹 Recognition of civil society’s independence and value 🔹 Partnership to enhance service delivery and inclusive decision-making 🔹 Participation to ensure communities have a voice in decisions that affect them 🔹 Transparency for open communication and data-sharing How to get involved Civil society organisations and groups of all sizes, including charities, community groups, social enterprises, cooperatives and funders, are encouraged to share their views and experiences to shape the final framework. Learn more about the Covenant and complete the feedback form by 12 December: https://lnkd.in/egrnCiuu

Another really interesting and helpful report. Really good practical guidance as well on #accountability in #corefunding and how you put it in to place to centre communities and their needs. https://lnkd.in/eKKgapmc

The Grants4Growth programme, funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, has hit several incredible milestones including: 🔵 Awarding £1million in grants to businesses across Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland. 🟢 Supporting more than 300 businesses with the Advice4Growth service – with more to come. Grants4Growth is delighted to have played a part in the growth journeys of these businesses. 📈 🎥 Check out the video below to see the story so far and learn about some inspiring success stories! Pranali Parikh Matthew Hogan Deborah Futter Nigel Burch MIED Clive Gibbon MIED FRSA Nicola Shepheard Saul F. Charli Baty Boston Borough Council East Lindsey District Council South Holland District Council South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership Kat Wakefield Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government #Grants4Growth #BusinessSupport #UKSPF