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Find similar grantsThe Food and Drink Fund is sponsored by Suffolk Community Foundation (via fundsforNGOs). Supports organizations in Suffolk that are working to improve nutrition, reduce food insecurity, and promote healthier eating habits.
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The Food & Drink Fund details - Suffolk Community Foundation Established in 2005, Suffolk Community Foundation is a registered charity and part of a national family of 47 community foundations across the UK. We work closely with key stakeholders to increase understanding of need and raise essential funds to support local charities and community groups.
By giving to Suffolk Community Foundation, you will ensure that small charities working throughout the county receive the much-needed funding they rely on, to enable them to continue their essential work for the most vulnerable in our communities. Suffolk Community Foundation manages 136 grant making funds and, last year, awarded £3. 8 million in funding (excluding the Sizewell C Community Fund).
Grant size ranges from £500 to £40,000 or above, sometimes over multiple years. The average amount awarded was £4,546. Sizewell C Community Fund Sizewell C Community Fund Read the latest Food & Drink Fund Impact Report Please make a donation to The Food & Drink Fund here Suffolk Community Foundation’s first Hidden Needs Report challenged assumptions which stereotyped Suffolk as a generally prosperous part of the UK.
It contested popular notions that deprivation and disadvantage were problems of inner city areas and large housing estates. As a large rural county, food, drink and agriculture are important to Suffolk, with agriculture employing over 10,000 people, and food and drink processing employing a further 9,000 people. Further potential for growth is being driven by national demand for high-quality, locally sourced food and drink.
With a number of themed funds already an integral part of the Foundation’s grantmaking capabilities, the Food and Drink Fund plays a vital role in helping to address local needs throughout Suffolk. Leaders from Suffolk’s food and drink industry have lent their support to building a special food and drink themed fund that will be distributed to charities and community groups relating to nutritional deprivation.
The aim of the fund is to support charitable activities addressing local needs in Suffolk where there is a direct link with food and drink. Charities and voluntary groups can benefit from grants of between £1,000 and £5,000. Choosing to be part of the Food and Drink Fund ensures your charitable giving is kept in Suffolk and supports your business community.
The needs of the local community will resonate with your employees and customers alike, showing your commitment as a caring and responsible employer. The Foundation manages the potential risk associated with charitable giving and undertakes all due diligence and monitoring of groups and grants. It also ensures that grants are directed where they will have the greatest impact.
From foodbanks to lunch clubs and even meal deliveries for those not able to travel, there are many ways to support vital areas of food deprivation in Suffolk. Please find a list of organisations which have recently received grants from The Food and Drink Fund: Caribbean and African Community Health Support Forum Karibu African Women’s Support Group Kids Kitchen Collective CIC
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations in Suffolk working to improve nutrition, reduce food insecurity, and promote healthier eating habits. Priority is given to foodbanks and other organizations addressing food insecurity and poverty. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to £5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Food and Drink Fund is funded by Suffolk Community Foundation (via fundsforNGOs). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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