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The Nineveh Charitable Trust

The Nineveh Charitable Trust provides grant-aid for UK-based projects that benefit the General Public. Education, access and preservation of the countryside are common themes, but we welcome creative new approaches that meet our charitable objectives.

Charitable funding proposals should address the Objectives of the Nineveh Charitable Trust (see the website’s Home and Trust’s Aims pages).

Our Grants Awarded page also provides insight into our charitable aims.

Your funding proposal should be no longer than 2 double-sided pages, carefully worded, justifying your request in relation to our Objectives.

We prefer to pay grants to UK registered charities or Community Interest Companies.
But individual applicants may be considered if the outcome benefits are clearly defined.

For more information or to apply click here

Funder

No Min - No Max
no deadline

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Other grants to consider

Brent's Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy

Apply for: No Min - No Max

Deadline: no deadline

Brent Council’s Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) Grant Programme supports regeneration in the borough. For this round, a £2million NCIL fund will be shared across the five Brent Connects areas (Willesden, Harlesden, Wembley, Kingsbury and Kenton, and Kilburn). Each area will receive £400,000 to spend on local projects. The funding comes from money the council receives from new development in the borough.

Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust

Apply for: No Min - £5,000

Deadline: no deadline

This years priorities will fund projects that help combat homelessness, and work with refugees and asylum seekers.

John Lyon's Charity - Learning and Development Fund

Apply for: No Min - No Max

Deadline: no deadline

The Learning and Development Fund seeks to provide opportunities for individuals to attend training sessions that would enhance their ability to undertake their job effectively.

Edward Harvist Trust Fund (EHTF)

Apply for: No Min - £5,000

Deadline: no deadline

The Edward Harvist Trust (EHT) gives grants of up to £5,000 towards one off projects and expenditure to organisations that work to improve the quality of life for local people in Brent.