Our sustainability co-ordinator can advise organisations in their strategy for long term funding and general support for voluntary and community organisations in other areas such as recruitment, vetting & barring, marketing, partnership working, governance, training and general signposting. We use a computer database called FunderFinder to enable voluntary groups to identify possible sources of funding. Guidance can also be provided in creating business plans, filling in application forms and developing a good case to present to prospective funders.
If you would like help specifically with funding, please fill in the downloadable form available by clicking here and return it via email to the address on the bottom of the form.
To help you fill in this form we have prepared some guidance notes available by clicking here, please read them before attempting to fill in the form.
The funding advice form is a Microsoft Word document. If you are unable to open Word files you can download the OpenOffice suite of programs completely free of charge by clicking the OpenOffice logo below. The guidance notes are in Adobe portable document format (.pdf), if you are unable to open this document click the link to the Adobe reader download site.
We are also able to offer information and advice in the use of computers, social media and information technology for voluntary and community groups.
We are a member of the County wide Bucks Funding Group. This enables us to utilise the knowledge and experiences of funding officers from all over Bucks.
See the Bucks Funding Group website for more information.
The Bucks Foundation manage a range of grants for groups working in Buckinghamshire.
For details of current grants available click here.
If you wish to apply you should first complete an Expression of Interest form on the BCF website.
Funding Central is a free smart website for all voluntary & community organisations, providing access to thousands of funding and finance opportunities, plus a wealth of tools and resources supporting organisations to develop sustainable income strategies appropriate to their needs. Click here to enter the website.
Information and resources to help you secure funding and develop sustainable funding strategies. Click here to enter the website.
Information on funding and income for non-profit organisations. Click here to enter the website.
Waste Recycling Environmental Limited (WREN) was established in 1997. WREN is a company limited by guarantee and a non-profit making Environmental Body (EB) registered to fund projects which are eligible under the Landfill Communities Fund. Click here to enter the website.
A new resource is available for smaller charities and community organisations. If you need help with budgeting, bank reconciliations, annual accounts, payroll or just general advice on financial management you might find it useful to visit the community accountancy national network website.
At www.communityaccounting.org you can find details of your local service together with advice and information on a range of topics relating to financial management.
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