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Grant Funding for Financial Literacy is sponsored by UK Financial Literacy Foundation. The UK Financial Literacy Foundation offers grant funding to existing charitable organisations working to improve financial literacy with young people and disadvantaged communities throughout the UK. The programs and initiatives supported align with the Foundation's objective of improving financial literacy.
Currently, the Foundation is focusing on groups working in Yorkshire and the Humber and on projects improving financial literacy with primary-aged children (5-11), looked after children or those at risk of care (up to age 17), and care leavers (18-24).
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Existing charitable organisations working to improve financial capabilities among young people or those facing disadvantage. Organisations need to provide two years of full accounts and hold reserves of less than £5m. The Foundation does not fund general fundraising appeals, work that replaces statutory funding, retrospective costs, or capital projects where that is the sole focus. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £20,000 to £50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grant Funding for Financial Literacy is funded by UK Financial Literacy Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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UK Financial Literacy Foundation Grants is sponsored by UK Financial Literacy Foundation. The UK Financial Literacy Foundation provides one-year grants to charitable organisations that work with young people, their families, and disadvantaged communities throughout the UK to improve financial literacy. The foundation currently focuses on groups in Yorkshire and the Humber and projects improving financial literacy with primary-aged children (5-11), looked after children or those at risk of care (up to 17), care leavers (18-24), and offenders and ex-offenders.
UK Financial Literacy Foundation Grant Programme is sponsored by UK Financial Literacy Foundation. The UK Financial Literacy Foundation is a grant-giving charity committed to advancing knowledge and improving skills in financial capacities and capabilities, working particularly with young people and others from disadvantaged backgrounds. The Foundation welcomes applications for one-year grants between £20,000 and £50,000. For this year's grants programme, the focus will continue to be on supporting projects that are working to improve financial literacy, with a particular geographical focus on areas with higher indicators of deprivation and disadvantage, and specific beneficiary groups.
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