New grants programme launched for small local organisations

The Harpur Trust is launching a new Community Micro Grants programme to support those with little or no experience of writing grant applications.

The scheme will support not-for-profit organisations running projects in Bedford Borough with an annual income up to £25,000, to apply for grants of up to £2,000.

Grants Officer Keith Johnson said: “We’re really excited to pilot this new small, pro-active community grants programme that will serve small organisations, particularly those new to funding applications, as we recognise that writing a grant application can be an unnerving experience for those who have little or no experience of doing so.

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“We’ve made it really simple for organisations to apply, there are no lengthy forms to start. All we require is that you email us a few details about your organisations and what you’re seeking funding for. We will then work with you to check you fit the criteria and eligibility.

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“Throughout the application process and during the lifetime of any grant, you will have a dedicated member of the grants team supporting you.”

Small grassroots not-for-profit community organisations, charities, and community interest companies (limited by guarantee only) can apply.

The Harpur Trust fund more than £1m through grants ever year to support diverse initiatives to improve people’s lives in Bedford Borough.

Find out more about the new Community Micro Grants by visiting www.harpurtrust.org.uk/mircogrants

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