Find funding for your project
The National Lottery is funding projects in the arts, sport, heritage, charity, voluntary, health, education and environmental sectors.
Every project makes a real difference to lives and communities across the UK. Different types of grants fund different types of projects – take a look below or refine your search by using the tabs to the right.
Click here to view our Guide to National Lottery Funding.
5 grants available to your project Refine your search
| Grant | Location/Distributor | Funding Amount |
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National Lottery Awards for All Scotland
National Lottery Awards for All offers funding from £300 to £20,000 to support what matters to people and communities. |
Scotland |
£300 - £20,000 |
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Sport Facilities Fund
The Sport Facilities Fund (SFF) supports capital projects that create or improve places where people take part in sport and physical activity at all levels. |
Scotland |
£10,000 - £200,000 |
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Be Active Wales Fund
The Be Active Wales Fund aims to protect and progress community sport clubs and organisations in Wales through the Covid-19 pandemic and into the future. The fund has already helped many clubs and organisations across Wales face the challenges caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. It will continue to provide funding to help clubs tackle these challenges, and to ensure sustainability for years to come. |
Wales |
£300 - £50,000 |
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Crowdfunder - A Place for Sport
Any not-for-profit clubs, voluntary or community-based organisations that deliver or enable sport and/or physical activity in Wales will be eligible for A Place for Sport. The scheme aim to raise money for ‘off-field’ improvements, such as lifts and ramps for better disability access, changing rooms, etc. |
Wales |
£1 - £15,000 |
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Movement Fund
We aim to support projects that get more people active and enhance sport and physical activity participation across England. The Movement Fund supports a variety of formally constituted not-for-profit organisation types, including sports clubs, charities, local authorities, schools, Community Benefit Societies and not-for-profit companies. To receive funding, you must have at least three non-related trustees or directors who don't live together. And you need to ensure decision making and voting rights are equally distributed between your trustees or directors. |
England |
£300 - 15,000 |
Some projects we’ve funded
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MAN V FAT
MAN v FAT Football is a football league for guys who want to lose weight. Every player is in the same situation and wants the same thing: to enjoy football, lose weight and get healthier. The league is uniquely decided not just on points won, but pounds lost.
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Pianodrome
An organisation that repurposes disused pianos to create playable, community-centred sculptures and amphitheatres.
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EAST (East Anglican Sailing Trust)
The EAST Anglian Sailing Trust (EAST) gives adults and children with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy sailing, helping them to gain independence and confidence and engage with the community.