Riverside Community Fund: Small Grants
- Amount
- £1,000 to £5,000
- Deadline
- 28 November 2026
- Who can
- Charities and CICs, any age
- Who can't
- Individuals, sport-only projects
- Tip
- Read page 4: they want a quote for any equipment.
We read the funder's own rules, the whole exclusions list included, and tell you plainly who can apply, who can't, and whether it's worth your time.
Free. One post a day. Leave whenever you like.
They lose them on a rule buried in the guidance, after hours of work. Every grant we post is checked against rules like these first.
So we tell you to skip as often as we tell you to apply.
Every post has the same layout, so you can read it on your phone in under a minute.
The rules are clean for a typical small CIC or charity, there are more than two weeks left, and the money is worth the effort.
One real risk: a tight deadline, a partial fit, or a rule that only some groups pass. We say which.
A rule most members will fail, or a weak fit. Knowing not to apply saves you a whole evening.
The daily grant is free for everyone. If you'd like us to do the work, these are the only prices.
Free
For everyone
£100
Taken off your first application
£295
£195 after a fit check
£295 a month
Three-month minimum
We're opening with ten founding organisations. You get your fit check free, in return for honest feedback on it.
Never copied from another site's summary. Every post shows the date we checked and the link.
The funder decides. We make sure you only apply where you can actually win.
Nothing is sent to a funder until you've read and approved it.
Your organisation's facts are only ever used in your own applications.
Yes. The post is free for everyone, every day. We only charge if you ask us to do a fit check or an application.
No, and nobody honestly can: the funder decides. What we do is make sure you qualify before you spend time or money, and that your application is accurate and complete.
We tell you, explain which rule stops you, and don't take your money. Where something would make you eligible, such as filing accounts or adding a director, we tell you that too.
Yes, to help draft. A person checks every fact against your own documents, and you approve the final text before anything is submitted.
We do, with your sign-off. Where a funder needs you to use your own login, we complete the last step with you.
For a fit check: a short form about your organisation and a few documents, such as your accounts and governing document. We collect them once and reuse them, so you're not asked twice.