How it Works
Community Foundations act as a bridge between those who wish to contribute to their community and groups with innovative, charitable projects tailored to improve the lives of those in their area. Here at Two Ridings we offer a range of grants that have grown from the generous support of individuals, businesses and organisations alike, and distribute them across North and East Yorkshire, York and Hull.
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For Applicants Explore our Grants Tell us why your projectis worthwhile in an online application Once your application has been received, it will be assessed. This may involve a visit or a phone call And, if you are successful, you will receive a grant to support your project! |
For Donors Have a look at ways to give Perhaps you are an individual who would like to leave a legacy or make a donation right away Or perhaps you would like to create a Trust Fund in the name of your business. Whatever your preference, contact us and we will set your idea into action |
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The Benefits of the Community Foundation Approach
For the Donor
- Personalised philanthropy - You specify how, where, on what type of projects and over what period of time your money is distributed.
- We accept donations of all sizes and all sources, whether individuals, groups or companies.
- We do the paper work - Your donations will be managed and distributed by a dedicated and experienced team of staff who will ensure your decisions are fulfilled.
For the Community
- Our extensive local knowledge and unique position allows us to translate all donations into positive and lasting change.
- By linking philanthropists with grass roots projects, small donations can have an enormous impact and directly change people's lives for the better.
- We are dedicated to strengthening local communities, creating opportunities and tackling issues of disadvantage and exclusion.
This brings diverse individuals and groups together to work in partnership to improve our shared lives and societies.
Explore some of our Success Stories
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