AVOW (Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham) is the local voluntary-sector infrastructure body for Wrexham County Borough, and its grantmaking is strongly place-based and practical. It tends to support small grassroots groups, community-led projects, and frontline initiatives that improve wellbeing, reduce isolation, and strengthen local networks—especially when young people, volunteers, or vulnerable residents are directly involved. Its programs are usually modest in size and designed to fund projects that can be delivered locally and quickly, often with clear outcomes for Wrexham communities.
Primarily small, short-term grants delivered through local rounds and administered programs; awards are typically micro- to small-grants (£500 to £3,000, with some youth projects up to £1,000). Most opportunities are competitive and deadline-based, with applications routed through AVOW or partner funders rather than open-ended rolling support.
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Watch AVOW’s website and partner-fund announcements closely, as deadlines vary by program and many rounds close quickly. Applicants should be based in Wrexham County Borough, have a not-for-profit purpose, and clearly show community benefit; for youth-led and food partnership funds, proposals should align with wellbeing, volunteering, anti-isolation, or local food access outcomes and include a realistic delivery plan within the funding period.
Current and upcoming funding from Association Of Voluntary Organisations In Wrexham that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Small volunteering projects and activities led and carried out by young people; projects must align with one or more Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act goals; intended for groups based in or serving Wrexham County Borough.
Deadline: Applications open now; projects must be finished before March 2027.
Who can apply: Projects must be youth-led, delivered by young people and provide community benefit in Wrexham County Borough. Applicants usually aged 14-25.
Deadline: Varies by round; guidance pages reference deadlines and project completion requirements (previous rounds required projects to finish by March).
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