Applications are now open for the next round of the Aviva Community Fund until 1 February

Posted on: January 24, 2022

Applications are open all year, with quarterly funding rounds for eligible charities. Funding is available for fresh ideas looking to secure up to £50,000. Plus, our Knowledge Library, Facebook Group and volunteer opportunities are available to all.

Submissions for round 1 close at 23.59 on 1 February When applying, you’ll see our new eligibility requirements – check these closely to make sure your idea meets the new criteria.

Submissions will be reviewed for eligibility. You can use this time to look through the support and resources on offer to help you prepare and make the most of your campaign.

All Crowdfunder pages go live on 1 March. Causes can share projects with their networks of supporters to raise public donations.

Apply here. 

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