Module 5: Financing your community regeneration projects

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We’re working with specialist partners to reach specific groups as quickly as we can. And we have information for our existing grantholders during COVID-19 too.

Up to £10,000 match funding to tackle poverty and isolation in outer London

Partnering with progressive organisations in Ireland and across Europe, we create lasting economic IMPACT locally, regionally and nationally.

Here’s the video from our 2013 Crowdfunding Campaign, where we raised an incredible £17,172 from the community. This support was vital in helping our fledgin...

The Community Shares Unit is here to support enterprises, promote good practice and raise awareness

The definitive guide for community shares - covering all the relevant legal requirements and voluntary good practice standards for share offers

A Community Shares Unit film, telling the story of how Sebastian Parsons and his sisters sold Rush Farm to the local community, who raised the money through ...

The Glyncoch Community Centre Stephen Fry backs ex-mining town’s 11th hour bid to crowdfund a new community centre The town of Glyncoch, South Wales, had been fighting for seven years to build a much needed community centre. They had raised 95% of their funding goal but on

Fundraising for start-ups, businesses, charities, communities, social enterprises, sports clubs, political movements and individuals through crowdfunding.

The government has implemented a series of development programmes and funding to strengthen our social, economic and cultural infrastructure over the long-term.

The National Development Plan (NDP) sets out the investment priorities that will underpin the successful implementation of the National Planning Framework through a total investment of approximately €116 billion.

The aim of the URDF is to stimulate new residential and commercial development in our larger cities and towns. These new developments will be supported by new services and amenities, and will help us to achieve the ‘compact growth’ that was set out in Project Ireland 2040.

The application process for Call 2 is also based on competitive bids. There have been some refinements to the second call in order to focus on NPF priority actions and locations.

The window for applications for funding under Call 2 of the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund opened on 1 February 2020 and closes at 12 noon on Friday 29 May 2020.

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Funding https://www.wheel.ie/funding

The Town and Village Renewal Scheme was first introduced in 2016. It is managed on behalf of the Department by the local authorities, and the programme is funded under Project Ireland 2040. The Scheme is targeted at towns and villages with a population of 10,000 or less and all projects funded under the Scheme must be completed within a 12 to 18 month period.

The Community Foundation for Ireland and its partners believe in equality for all in thriving communities. We work with individuals, families, corporates and other trusts and foundations as well as Government to translate giving in the moment to giving that is strategic, sustainable and impactful. We use our skills and knowledge developed over 21-years to help donors turn aspirations into effective investments.

David Ross talks about how EU Leader programme funding helped kick start a successful tourism project in Drimoleague, Co. Cork

Community Grants form an integral part of the European Structural Fundsi and are funded through the European Social Fund (ESFi). Community Grants in the North West are small grants up to a maximum of £12,000 available to community groups to help develop their skills and capacity to help people in de…

This short video highlights the work done by York based Tang Hall SMART as part of Your Consortium's ESF Community Grants programme.