The Dulverton Trust Fund: Grant Opportunities for West Midlands and Warwickshire Communities!
- nonye45
- Apr 16, 2024
- 2 min read
Community champions in the West Midlands and Warwickshire, are you working on a project that tackles local needs and strengthens your community? The Dulverton Trust Fund is looking to work with organisations that are working on charitable activities/project(s) that tackles local needs and promotes sustainable communities.

What is the Dulverton Trust Fund?
This grant program, offered by the Heart of England Community Foundation, aims to empower local organisations working on various social issues. The grant is up to £5,000 aimed at providing support to projects that fall under one of their key funding priorities:
Youth Opportunities: Empowering young people through education, skills development, or positive activity programs.
General Welfare: Supporting initiatives that improve the well-being of your community.
Conservation: Protecting local wildlife habitats and promoting environmental sustainability.
Heritage: Preserving historical assets and traditional skills for future generations.

Is your organisation eligible?
The Dulverton Trust Fund welcomes applications from a variety of registered organisations:
Registered Charities
Companies Limited by Guarantee
Community Interest Companies (CICs)
Constituted Community Groups
With an income threshold of £200,000 or less.
What kind of projects do they support?
The Dulverton Trust Fund is open to funding various project stages:
Starting Up: Launching a brand-new project or organization.
Expanding Existing Projects: Looking to scale up or further develop your current initiative.
Pilot Projects: Testing the waters with a pilot project to gather data and evidence.
Equipment and Resources: Need resources to bring your project to life?
What kind of projects don't get funded?
It's important to note that the Dulverton Trust Fund excludes certain areas:
Health-related projects: While general well-being is a focus, healthcare delivery, treatment, and research fall outside their scope.
Religion and the Arts: While these are valuable aspects of society, the fund prioritizes social and environmental needs.
Sports (with exceptions): Generally, sports projects aren't funded, but if your initiative uses sports to achieve a social good like youth development, it might be considered.
Other Exclusions: Animal welfare projects focused on single species, overseas activities, individual schools, and political campaigning are also not typically supported.
How to Apply
Applications are typically reviewed three times a year, so keep an eye out for upcoming deadlines! Check the Heart of England Community Foundation website (https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/) for the latest application details and downloadable forms.
Make a Difference in Your Community
The Dulverton Trust Fund is a fantastic opportunity to secure funding for your project. With a clear understanding of their priorities and eligibility criteria, you can increase your chances of securing a grant and making a positive change in your local community. So, what are you waiting for? Get your application ready and turn your vision into reality!
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