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The Star Trust supported by business owners and entrepreneurs helps small local charities in the East Midlands that are often staffed by volunteers.
There is no set criteria for applications but they have previously funded the Parent Association for Seriously ill Children, Leicestershire Conductive Education Centre, Children's Bereavement Centre and the Wenlo Disabled Riding Group.
An application can be downloaded from the website. Financial details are required.
The SF Fund provides financial support for disabled individuals of all ages for both equipment and services that make a significant difference to their lives.
They are able to fund items such as trikes, powered wheelchairs, AAC communicators, computers, adjustable beds and mobility scooters.
Applications may be submitted either by the individual (with a supporting letter from a professional) or from an organisation on their behalf.
To apply: complete the on-line enquiry Form.
The fund operates in the East and West Midlands.
Clubs for All
Chesterfield Borough Council have introduced a new grant programme "Clubs for All" to increase sports participation.
It is able to offer grants of £1000 to not for profit sport clubs or groups to develop new or existing activities. They may be used to fund items such specialist equipment, coaching costs, promotional costs or venue hire.
Eight grants of £1,000 are available of which four grants of £1,000 have been reserved for disability sport.
For more information and an application form contact the Sports Development Officer, Scott Webster at Chesterfield Borough Council, Telephone: 01246 345569 or email: scott.webster@chesterfield.gov.uk
The NVDA manages a small grant programme to support health related voluntary groups.
It helps a broad range of groups and may include supporting a disabled child at playgroup, mental health and self support groups.
Grants are awarded up to £1,000 with an average of £600. Priority is given to small groups with limited funding, new groups or groups who have not received funding in the past.
To apply: Download an application form. New groups will need to complete additional information.
The Tiny Tim Trust supports children (0-19 years) with special needs living in Derbyshire.
It is able to help with funding towards a wide range of equipment and aids including buggies and car seats, outdoor, sensory toys and IT equipment.
The charity has also funded washing machines and bedding in the past.
Grants are usually up to a maximum of £500.
Application forms can be downloaded from the website. Written support must be provided by an appropriate professional.
Charity Link helps individuals and families across Leicestershire, Rutland and Northampton with essential items and financial hardship.
It provides essential items such as clothing (including school uniforms), beds, white goods, mobility equipment and emergency food and utilities.
Applicants are normally referred by professionals working with people in financial need or crisis. However, Charity Link is approachable direct 0116 222 2200 or write direct to: Charity Link, 20a Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE 5JN.
Northamptonshire Community Foundation
The Northamptonshire Community Foundation is an independent grant giving organisation which aims to improve the quality of life for the people of Northamptonshire.
It has four grant programmes:
Further details and an application form can be found on the website.
The Boots Charitable Trust is funded by Boots, the UK's leading pharmacy-led health and beauty retailer.
It funds registered charities and organisations with an income or expenditure over £5,000 that benefit people living in Nottinghamshire.
The Trust's priorities for funding are:
Further guidelines and an application form can be downloaded from the website.
The Kynan Eldridge Fund provides one off grants to young people (under 30 years) who are using music, both modern and classical to help them overcome personal challenges and to achieve their full potential.
It is open to individuals and groups supporting musical activity.
Funding can be provided for:
Priority is given to groups and individuals who are unable to to be funded through other funds.
Grants are usually in the region of £250.
To apply: download an application form or email enquires@nottscf.org.uk
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