Please see below funding streams related to Covid-19 available to you and your organisation, both local and national opportunities.
National
Grassroots Support Now – Alpkit Foundation: small grants of £500 available for organisations that are serving those most affected by the Covid19 outbreak.
Magic Little Grants Fund: Grants are available for UK registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations who need financial assistance due to the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic with The Magic Little Grants Fund. Small one-off grants are available to small local charities and community groups for community projects in Great Britain that address themes set out by the funders.
The Recovery Loan Fund: The Recovery Loan Fund provides loans to UK charities and social enterprises who have been impacted by Covid 19 and need funds to help them to survive, recover and grow. It has been established by Social Investment Business (SIB) to make an existing Government guarantee scheme, the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS – further information below), more easily accessible to charities and social enterprises. Deadline: 20th May 2022.
More information on Covid-19 related funding
Charity Bank: lists many COVID-19 emergency funding for charities and social sector organisations
Charity Excellence Framework: a free, COVID-19 funder database using search tools is now live. All you have to do is register to use. It’s free!
Covid 19 Funder Database: A free, online toolkit to increase impact and funding
Grants Online: launched a listing of foundations and organisations that have launched funding programmes in response to the Covid-19 crisis.
Locality: a regularly updated page surrounding COVID-19 and sets out some of the funding being made available for charities during the COVID-19 crisis.
Small Charities Coalition: published resources, guidance and information centered around the COVID-19 crisis, as well as a list of fundraising tools to help small charities.
External Funding: Covid-19 Crisis Response: A comprehensive list of funders put together by Thames Valley Police. Various funding streams that have become available to tackle issues that have arisen during COVID-19.