Book a one-to-one session to discuss your organisation’s projects directly with a member of the Community Foundation’s grant team. Tailor your questions and maximise your chances of securing funding.
Join individual sessions hosted by national funders including Garfield Weston, Bernard Sunley, Benefactor Trust, Clothworkers Foundation, Heritage Lottery Fund, Lloyds Foundation, People’s Postcode and more to be confirmed, These sessions offer a detailed look at their funding criteria, helping you decide if they’re a good fit for your projects.
Hosted by partner organisation Community Matters, sessions can be booked individually. Booking information to follow
Join individual sessions hosted by national funders including Garfield Weston, Bernard Sunley, Benefactor Trust, Clothworkers Foundation, Heritage Lottery Fund, Lloyds Foundation, People’s Postcode and more to be confirmed, These sessions offer a detailed look at their funding criteria, helping you decide if they’re a good fit for your projects.
Hosted by partner organisation Community Matters, sessions can be booked individually. Booking information to follow
This in-person session will provide creative fundraising ideas, such as raffles and events, to help support your community initiatives.
More information to follow
Are you a community group charity or CIC operating in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough? Are you aware that Cambridgeshire Community Foundation is one of the most significant local funders for community activities in the area?
This training is part of the Support Cambridgeshire Funding Month programme
Who is it for?
Aimed at voluntary, community groups, charities and CICs who wish to deliver local projects in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, it will be useful for trustees, volunteers, staff and anyone responsible for writing funding applications.
What is it about?
Sara Marshall, Grants Manager from CCF will give an insight to the foundation giving potential applicants an understanding of how to approach their potential applications and key dates to apply.
What will I learn?
What to expect
A comprehensive on-line presentation with time to ask questions.
Please note, there will also be an opportunity to book a one-to-one session with the community foundation for more tailored and specific queries. See here- share link
How to book
Book Here: https://forms.office.com/e/P9q0UmjLqK
This training is free to any voluntary group working in Cambridgeshire
If you have any questions please contact us by email: kathy@huntsforum.org.uk
Knowing when and who to apply for funding is made simple by using the FREE Support Cambridgeshire 4 Community funding database this is constantly update allowing you to find out about thousands of different funding, who they are open to and when you can apply. All the information can be tailored to your specific needs enabling you to receive the most relevant organisation.
Whether you are new to the database, or don’t make use of it regularly, Matt Godfrey from idox will take you through a step-by-step guide to ensure you keep up-to-date and do not miss any opportunities available to you.
This training is part of the Support Cambridgeshire Funding Month programme
Who is it for?
Aimed at small to medium sized organisations, community groups, charities, parish councils, faith organisations and start-ups operating in Cambridgeshire.
What is it about?
Matt Godfrey from idox will take you through a step-by-step guide how to tailor your needs so the funding database . The database is the most up-to-date funding database in the UK, with a team of researchers constantly updating the information and adding new funding.This session will help you get the best out of the database.
What will I learn?
What to expect
A comprehensive on-line presentation with time to ask questions.
How to book
Book Here: https://forms.office.com/e/ajM5GWzShY
This training is free to any voluntary group working in Cambridgeshire
If you have any questions please contact us by email: kathy@huntsforum.org.uk
Are you part of a small community group seeking funding to support your activities? Join us for this insightful online session designed specifically for grassroots organisations
This training is part of the Support Cambridgeshire Funding Month programme.
Who is it for?
Aimed at small voluntary group (income less than £10k a year) Ideal for committee members and volunteers looking for funding to support their community activities, for examples, coffee mornings, gardening projects, social events, family groups.
What is it about?
Identifying small grants (approx. £1 to £5k) aimed at your type of group, so you can plan ahead and minimise workload
What will I learn?
What to expect
This will be an on-line presentation with the opportunity to share experiences and ask questions.
How to book
Book Here: https://forms.office.com/e/P9q0UmjLqK
This training is free to any voluntary group working in Cambridgeshire
Please note that by registering for this course you agree to abide by the Support Cambridgeshire Cancellation Policy
If you have any questions please contact us by email: kathy@huntsforum.org.uk
This is a great opportunity to find out who your local Social Prescriber is as well as to promote your organisation to them. There will be representation from across the patch. The first 15 mins Kelly Austin will join us and explain the roles of the personalised care team. Bookings are now being taken- please share with your team.
Ideal for trustees and volunteer fundraisers for small and medium sized groups.
A presentation with the opportunity to share experiences and ask question.
This training is free to any voluntary group working in Cambridgeshire
Please note that by registering for this course you agree to abide by the Support Cambridgeshire Cancellation Policy
If you have any questions please contact us by email: enquiries@cambridgecvs.org.uk
Come along to our online volunteering fair to hear about how you can make a difference volunteering with local charities.
Whether you are thinking about volunteering but aren’t sure how to go about it or maybe you’ve been helping out your community but you’d like to do more. Come and find out what’s on offer.
We are running an online lunchtime fair where groups will give a short presentation about the volunteering they have on offer and you can ask questions.
The groups all work to improve our communities health and wellbeing and support the most vulnerable. They offer a mixture of face to face, online and virtual volunteering. Some offer training and require a regular commitment others are more flexible.
Amongst those presenting are:
CamSight
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association (CDA)
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Papworth Trust
Awesome Oral Health
Farmland Museum
Woodgreen Pets Charity
Chris Trevorrow, Training & Senior Development Officer at Cambridge CVS.
If you have any problems or questions please contact us by emailing: enquiries
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