Community Vision CIO appears to be a place-based community infrastructure funder that channels support through named local funds and partnership projects, rather than making broad national grants. Its giving is concentrated on practical community benefit, with a strong emphasis on helping residents access essentials and services—especially fuel poverty relief, digital inclusion, and local community development in East Riding and North Lincolnshire. The grantee mix suggests an interest in organizations that strengthen local networks, volunteer capacity, and everyday wellbeing rather than large institutions.
Primarily local, project-based grantmaking through specific funds and partnerships; likely small-to-moderate grants tied to defined geographic areas and program themes. The structure suggests targeted support rather than open-ended core funding, with opportunities driven by local initiatives and community benefit programs.
Focus your proposal on a clearly local need in East Riding or North Lincolnshire and show direct community benefit, especially around warmth/fuel poverty, digital access, volunteering, or practical neighborhood support. Applications should align tightly with one of the named funds/projects; applicants are likely to be strongest when they demonstrate local partnerships, measurable benefit, and a specific geographic fit.
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Current and upcoming funding from Community Vision (Voluntary Infrastructure Support Involving Organisations And Networks) CIO that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Must be a registered UK charity, established for at least one year, with annual income of £20,000–£150,000, and working to reduce health inequalities within their communities.
Deadline: Application deadline: 5:00pm, Monday 10 August 2026; funding decisions expected mid-October 2026.
Who can apply: Registered charities and not-for-profit organisations across England and Wales. Priority is given to projects benefiting children and young people who are disadvantaged financially, physically or mentally, or who live in areas of deprivation. Projects should support access to and enjoyment of the countryside for disabled or disadvantaged people.
Deadline: Expressions of Interest must be submitted by 27 July 2026; invited full application follows for successful organisations.
Who can apply: Community venues such as community centres, village halls, and faith organisations that provide activities within North Lincolnshire and can meet the project outcomes.
Deadline: Open on a rolling basis.
Who can apply: Applications from charitable and community organisations are invited; projects must demonstrate benefit to communities living and working within 5km of the Roos Post Office.
Deadline: Open until Friday, 4 September 2026; panel meeting in October 2026.
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