ICCC is a small grants funding programme for Islington’s voluntary and community sector. There are three application rounds each year, and funding of up to £5,000 a year is available to local groups.
Islington’s Resident Support Scheme (RSS) is a local welfare fund which offers help to residents during times of crisis. Cripplegate Foundation is proud to be a founding partner of the RSS. We contribute to the fund and help in its development and Islington Council manages and funds the scheme.
Our Disability Fund offers up to £3,000 to organisations who have received funding from Islington Giving, Cripplegate Foundation or Islington Council’s Community Chest in the last 18 months. There is no deadline and applications will be considered when submitted.
The Catalyst Programme awards up to £500 to people on low incomes to pay for opportunities that make a difference. It is a simple, special and effective and can be designed to support absolutely anyone. Evidence shows that these grants unlock potential and increase wellbeing in people.
Islington Council’s Community Chest
Are you an Islington-based voluntary or community organisation? Would you like to make a positive impact in Islington? Could your group or organisation do with some extra funding? Apply for …
Islington Giving Funds
Islington Giving awards grants to voluntary organisations providing support and activities to Islington residents. Islington Giving shines a light on the issues of poverty and inequality and harnesses resources to address them.
Islington’s Resident Support Scheme
Islington’s Resident Support Scheme (RSS) is a local welfare fund which offers help to residents during times of crisis. Cripplegate Foundation is proud to be a founding partner of the RSS.
Main Grants programme
Cripplegate Foundation is launching a new fund for organisations in Islington led by, and supporting, people from marginalised groups. We have a total of £275,000 to distribute and are particularly interested in funding smaller organisations.
Get in Touch
We strive for best practice in our grant making and place a high value on working in partnership with local groups and individuals. We offer advice to new and returning applicants, and strongly advise that you get in touch before making an application to talk through the criteria and explore any questions you may have. We’d love to hear from you.
Cripplegate Foundation helped to establish Islington Giving in 2010. As well as contributing financially, Cripplegate Foundation manages all Islington Giving grants. You can read more about our work with the members of Islington Giving here.
Cripplegate Foundation launched a new fund for organisations in Islington led by, and supporting, people from marginalised groups. We awarded £400,000 to local groups through this fund and will be sharing updates soon. Please note this fund is currently closed.