Funding in Wales
You can apply for funding to deliver a new or existing activity or to support your organisation to change and adapt to new and future challenges, including the current cost of living crisis.
If you have a new project idea you'd like to discuss, give us a call to talk it through. We’ll be able to tell you if it’s something that we’d fund.
Contact us by calling 0300 123 0735 or emailing wales@tnlcommunityfund.org.uk.
Funding in Wales
Meithrin Natur
Funding to improve children and their caregivers’ health and wellbeing in Wales. We're looking for projects that do this by helping them connect with the natural environment.
National Lottery Awards for All Wales
Funding for projects that bring people together and improve communities in Wales. Apply for grants of £300 to £20,000 for projects up to 2 years.
People and Places
We fund projects in Wales that are accessible, community-led, and focused on the issues that matter most to local people.
Supporting Great Ideas
Supporting Great Ideas funds bold projects in Wales that aim to create positive, lasting change for communities.
Support
Explore articles that can help you get ready to apply, prepare your application and manage your funding when you are awarded.
Preparing your application
Get guidance for what you need to know or prepare to apply.
Guide to checks we do on your information
Read about the checks we do when you apply for funding.
Promoting your project
Guidance about how to promote your project and tell the world about the work you're doing with our funding.
Managing funding up to £20,000
Read guidance about how to manage a project with funding with up to £20,000.
Managing funding over £20,001
Read guidance about how to manage a project with funding over £20,001.
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