£11.6 million
Awarded since 2002
4,000
Organisations Supported
£2,700
Average Award
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2019Click to view the grants available to apply forClick for more information
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2016 – 2018£1,684,000 awarded in grants.Click for more information
In 2017 The Foundation’s strategy shifts towards targeted interventions based on research (the Vital Signs report), partnering and community commissioning.Click for more information
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2011 – 2015The Foundation acquires William Garfit House, Boston for £300,000 to be used for community benefit and the provision of small business incubator units.Click for more information
Our property portfolio (community hubs) reaches £970,000 in 2012.Click for more information
Our endowment fund tops £5 million.Click for more information
£3 million awarded in grants.Launch of £1 million Social Justice Fund in collaboration with Diocesan partners.
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The Foundation set up the “Heart of Sleaford” company with local Council to regenerate Sleaford Centre.Click for more information
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2006 – 2010The Foundation acquires the Ruby Hunt Centre, a community hub in Donington in 2006.Click for more information
Lincolnshire Community Foundation set up the Community Bank to build endowment and establishes the Lincolnshire Agriculture and Rural Communities (LARC) endowment fund.Click for more information
Endowment fund reaches £500,000.Click for more information
£4.2 million awarded in grants.Click for more information
To combat child poverty; £2 million awarded over the last four years (in 2017).Click for more information
2010 sees a move from state to donor-based funds; setting up the High Sheriffs’ fund which relates to reducing crime and anti-social behaviour; the Colin Batts Family Trust to help young people reach their full potential.Click for more information
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2001 – 2005£480,000 spent on building community hubs.Click for more information
£2 million awarded in grants. The Foundation also provided support for a streamlined voluntary sector infrastructure.Click for more information
Running from September until 1 November, The Tampon Tax Community Fund aims to support women who are most marginalised to overcome barriers that prevent them from fulfilling their potential. The programme will benefit women and girls, investing in a wide variety of projects, that make a tangible and long-term difference to health, well-being, confidence and social/economic activity, as well as addressing equality gaps.