Greenham Trust LTD is a place-based funder focused on improving life for people in West Berkshire and North Hampshire, especially around Newbury and nearby towns. It supports local charities, community organisations, and partnerships that strengthen community facilities, wellbeing, youth opportunities, and services for people facing disadvantage. A distinctive feature of its giving is its heavy use of matched funding and capital support through The Good Exchange, alongside smaller committee-led grants for local projects.
Mix of committee-led local grants, rolling wellbeing grants, and matched-funding programs. Awards range from small youth grants up to £1,500 to major capital grants of £30,000+; many grants are distributed on a £1-for-£1 matched basis through The Good Exchange, with deadlines varying by program and several reviewed quarterly or on a rolling basis.
Check the specific program eligibility and geography first, since most funding is limited to West Berkshire and specified North Hampshire wards. Many opportunities require applications through The Good Exchange, and matched-funding programs have caps, limited windows, or town-council-linked cycles, so applicants should plan fundraising before applying and monitor committee deadlines closely.
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Current and upcoming funding from Greenham Trust LTD that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must fit Greenham Trust’s funding criteria and geography; some schemes have committee-specific rules and deadlines; applicants should apply via The Good Exchange.
Deadline: Committee meetings roughly every 6–8 weeks; 2026 deadlines listed for GT and Peter Baker committees.
Who can apply: Applicants should support people from the area of operation, have wide community use, demonstrate need and sustainability, and have a solid fundraising plan. Collaboration with other charitable organisations is strongly encouraged.
Deadline: Reviewed quarterly
Who can apply: Open to community groups, organisations, social enterprises, charities, non-profit organisations, or schools; particularly relevant for older people, people with disabilities, people with long-term health conditions, people from diverse ethnic communities, people on lower incomes, and children from lower-income families.
Deadline: Open for applications; no specific deadline stated.
Who can apply: Registered Charity, CIO, Charitable Company (Limited by Guarantee), CIC, or constituted community group/association; operating in West Berkshire; delivering a service to groups rather than individuals; up to date on accounts and prior monitoring/evaluation reporting to Greenham Trust; minimum project cost £500; capital, revenue, or both.
Deadline: Rolling basis
Who can apply: Trust Top Up is limited to £5,000 per application and up to 2 applications per financial year; donations must be genuine and not return goods/services or personal benefit. Town council matched funding applies to named local town councils.
Deadline: Trust Top Up offers are valid for 6 months; town council match funding follows council processes.
Who can apply: Charitable organisations supporting people in West Berkshire affected by the cost-of-living crisis; applications should support new projects or increased demand in existing services; core costs are not covered.
Deadline: Reviewed regularly on an ongoing basis
Who can apply: Organisations must operate in West Berkshire, deliver services to groups (not individuals), have up-to-date financial accounts and monitoring for previous Greenham Trust grants. Minimum project cost £500; no maximum.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Who can apply: Applicant must be awarded or seeking a town council grant via the participating town council and submit via The Good Exchange as part of the local process.
Deadline: Depends on individual town council grant cycles; no single Trust deadline.
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