Other small grants funding from SYCF
The South Yorkshire Community Foundation works with donors of all types, from large organisations to philanthropic individuals, all with the shared desire of helping to create a better future for our area.
We manage many funds on behalf of generous businesses, organisations and individuals, from which community groups in the area can apply for funding.
The amounts in these pots are everchanging as new funds come on board and valuable grants are distributed to communities throughout South Yorkshire.
Please call one of our experienced fund managers to discuss your application further on 0114 2424294.
Allvac Distribution Fund - Started in 1999 and supports SYCF's grant making in South Yorkshire.
Atkinson Smith (Small) Distribution Fund - Created in 2003 to support young peoples' activities in Doncaster.
Barnsley (York & Lancaster) Distribution Fund - Created in 1994 to support communities in Barnsley.
eaga Community Distribution Fund - Formed in 2007 to support environmental projects across South Yorkshire.
Employment Bond Distribution Fund - Supports community and voluntary organisations who wish to employ a person who has been unemployed for more than 18 months in the last three years.
General Distribution Fund - Consisting of endowment donations that are not large enough to be a named fund and where the donor has asked that the donation is to be used for grant distribution but without any specific criteria.
Henry Boot Distribution Fund - Created in 1991 to support communities in South Yorkshire and in other operating areas of the company.
High Sheriff Distribution Fund - Established in 2008 to provide a trophy and/or prize for an annual awards competition.
Hugh & Ruby Sykes Distribution Fund - Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes formed their fund in 2003 to support community associations or charities that are tackling areas of outstanding social need.
James Neill Trust Distribution Fund - Supports community groups in need within a twenty mile radius of Sheffield Cathedral.
John Laing Distribution Fund - Established in 1991 to support homeless people in South Yorkshire
JP Morgan Distribution Fund - Formed in 1992 to support education work in inner city areas and in deprived rural communities.
Keepmoat Distribution from End Fund - Created by Keepmoat and its divisions – Frank Haslam Milan, Haslam Homes and Bramall Construction – to support the communities in South Yorkshire facing disadvantage and hardship.
Lowe Distribution Fund - Created in 2006 for the benefit of the people of Mexborough, Swinton, Old Denaby and the vicinity.
Marjorie Coote Old People's Charity Distribution Fund - Supports elderly people in South Yorkshire.
Rensburg Sheppards Distribution from Endowment Fund - Established in 2000 to support small locally managed groups.
Rotherham Chamber Distribution Fund - Began in 2004 to provide support for all Rotherham people who are facing disadvantage and hardship and to improve community life.
Rotherham Distribution from Endowment Fund - Began in 1994 to support communities in Rotherham.
SCIPA Distribution Fund - Established in 2004 to support the inclusion of disabled children under the age of 16 with other children in play activities in the Sheffield area.
South Yorkshire Outdoor Pursuits Trust Distribution Fund - Established in 2007 to support outdoor activities, including subsidising places on schemes to enlarge the activities available, supporting a group's training needs, purchasing equipment and helping with the running costs, establishing new community projects.
Tinsley Relief In Sickness Distribution Fund - Started in 2005 following the transfer of assets from the Red Cross to support groups working with people who are sick, disabled or infirm within South Yorkshire.
UK Steel Enterprise Charitable Fund - Established in 2008 to support small, local voluntary and community groups and organisations that are active in community regeneration, social or economic improvement.
How to apply?
All of these pots are part of SYCF's small grants funding.
To apply for a grant from any of these funds, go to the SYCF Small Grants Fund page and follow the instructions on How to Apply.
Community groups are urged to submit their applications as soon as possible, with a final deadline for submission of March 1.
Applicants can only apply for one grant from the SYCF small grants funding pots at any one time.
Call 0114 2424294 to speak to one of our experience fund managers about your application.
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