 Get Grants Newsletter - November 2026 Welcome to the Get Grants November 2026 Newsletter! We have an exciting lineup of Training Courses, MASTERCLASSES, and FREE Events to support your fundraising throughout the rest of the year! If you missed Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2026 or want to rewatch your favourite sessions, all session recordings are available now! Upcoming Grant Deadlines 08/11 easyfundraising Impact Fund 10/11 Money Guiders Grant Fund 2026/27 10/11 Screwfix Foundation 11/11 Leeds Building Society Foundation 11/11 Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Teacher Development Fund 12/11 Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust - National 12/11 Great British Energy Community Fund 12/11 National Lottery Heritage Fund: Strategic Initiatives – Heritage in Need: Places of Worship 12/11 National Lottery Heritage Fund: Strategic Initiatives – Heritage Places 12/11 National Lottery Heritage Fund: Strategic Initiatives – Landscape Connections 12/11 Weaver's Company Benevolent Fund 13/11 B&Q Foundation - Home Improvement Grants 13/11 B&Q Foundation - Home Starter Kit Grants 13/11 Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS) 15/11 Toy Trust 15/11 UEFA EURO 2028 Innovation Programme 16/11 DPS Social Commitment Programme – Activate 16/11 DPS Social Commitment Programme – Scale 16/11 National Archives - Project Grants 16/11 Rosa - Voices from the Frontline 18/11 LGBT+ Fund - Youth Joy Fund 19/11 NIHR Health and Social Care Delivery Research (HSDR) Programme 20/11 CIPS Foundation Grant Scheme 20/11 National Archives - Resilience Grants 20/11 Will Charitable Trust 26/11 Arts Council England - Music Growth Fund 27/11 Cornercroft Foundation 27/11 Funding to Support Black and Mixed Black Heritage Researchers Across the UK 27/11 Historic England – Neighbourhood Heritage Grants 30/11 Alice McCosh Trust 30/11 Music for All - Community Project Funding 30/11 Royal Society - Partnership Grants 30/11 The Primary Club 30/11 UnLtd - Awards for Social Entrepreneurs 30/11 Wise Music Foundation 01/12 Castle Studies Trust 01/12 Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare Trust 01/12 SBRI Healthcare Competitions 01/12 Ulverscroft Foundation 01/12 Hospital Saturday Fund Featured Grants The Henry Smith Foundation The Henry Smith Foundation (previously Henry Smith Charity) is one of the oldest and largest grant makers in the UK. They make grants for work throughout the UK, supporting organisations and their leaders with bold ideas dedicated to making social change now. There are also 2 Heritage programmes:
Each of the grant programmes have specific areas of interest and specific guidelines as well as different deadlines and application forms. There is detailed information covering all of this available on the foundation’s website. Find out more on our website... The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation make grants of up to £10,000 to support charities working with young people and communities experiencing conflict & violence arising out of political affiliation, race, gender and/or faith, and victims / families affected by terrorism. Grants are provided for specific projects, including costs for project staff, and applications can be submitted throughout the year. If you wish to apply you can complete and submit the online application form together with the supporting documents via the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation website. Find out more on our website... Will Charitable Trust The Will Charitable Trust offers grants of normally £20,000 or more to UK registered or exempt charities supporting blind people, people with learning disabilities, and cancer sufferers and their families. The Trust prioritises projects based in England that improve connection and belonging. Applicants must have an annual turnover of at least £50,000 and request a minimum of £10,000. Projects must focus on one of three key areas: blindness and visual impairment, long-term support for people with learning disabilities, or support for cancer sufferers and their families. Priority is given to charities specialising in these areas. The Trust does not fund schools or colleges, and projects based primarily outside England are unlikely to succeed. Find out more on our website... View more on our Funder Finder Training Courses Get Grants Training Courses cover a range of fundraising areas and topics, including our most popular Bid Writing Training Course, diverse income streams including Major Donor, Corporate, and Legacy fundraising, and key fundraising skills including Storytelling, Monitoring & Evaluation, and Strategy. Upcoming Training Courses Corporate Fundraising Training Course – Monday 2nd & 9th November 2026, 10am – 12pm Monitoring & Evaluation Training Course – Tuesday 3rd & 10th November 2026, 10am – 12pm Legacy Fundraising Training Course – Thursday 5th & 12th November 2026, 10am – 12pm Bid Writing Training Course –Thursday 12th & 19th November 2026, 10am – 12pm Trusts & Foundations Fundraising Training Course – Wednesday 25th November & 2nd December 2026, 10am – 12pm Popular Training Courses Bid Writing Corporate Fundraising Storytelling for Fundraising Fundraising Strategy All of our courses can be provided as In-House Courses. See all upcoming training dates In Person Bid Writing Training Courses Get Grants are now delivering our popular Bid Writing Training Course in-person. Join us for a full day with Get Grants Founder & Director John Ellery, with lunch and refreshments included! In-Person Bid Writing Training Course
MASTERCLASSES Upcoming MASTERCLASSES Ethical Fundraising MASTERCLASS – Friday 20th November 2026, 11am – 12pm Finding Major Donors MASTERCLASS – Thursday 28th January 2027, 10am – 11am Prospecting MASTERCLASS – Thursday 25th February 2027, 11am – 12pm FREE Events Upcoming FREE Events FREE Meet the Funder & Meet the Expert Events
FREE Introduction Workshops
FREE Virtual Fundraisers Networking Event
FREE Get Grants Showcases
FREE Get Grants & easyfundraising Online Webinar
Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2027
All our previous Meet the Funder & Meet the Expert Events are available to watch again on our website. Virtual Fundraisers Networking Events If you are new to fundraising, are the only person fundraising in your organisation, or have a wealth of fundraising experience to share, Get Grants FREE Virtual Fundraisers Networking Events are a fantastic opportunity to connect with other fundraisers! Join us each month for expert insights, advice, top tips, from the Get Grants team, and peer support from our friendly Get Grants Fundraising Community! In these popular events, we hand the mic over to you, giving you a space to talk about your fundraising challenges and frustrations and celebrate your successes! Every month attendees can WIN one of 2 places on our training courses! Secure your FREE place and view upcoming dates via our website OR book via Eventbrite. Fundraising Services
You don’t always need to do it alone or spend hours doubting whether you’re getting it right. Get Grants Fundraising Services give you access to our Fundraising Experts and set you on the path to fundraising success! Application Review Too often, fundraisers spend hours rewording applications, delay submitting, or get rejected because of an avoidable error. Our Application Review Service offers an expert pair of eyes so that you can be confident your application has the best chance of success! View more details on our website. Prospect Report Don’t know where to apply or keep applying to the wrong funders? Our Prospect Report Service puts in your hands a list grant funding opportunities tailored to your organisation and your fundraising needs. View more details on our website. Contact us to enquire about our Fundraising Services. Comments are closed.
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