Denbighshire Voluntary Council
In Association With
DVSC Funding
Under 11's Sustanability Grant 2008/2009
Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council [DVSC] is once again handling this year’s applications for Under 11s Small Grants on behalf of the Denbighshire Children and Young People’s Partnership.
This year we would like applicants who have access to IT to complete an electronic copy of the application form. You can access the forms below or on DCC website www.denbighshire.gov.uk/childrensinformation. The scoring matrix that will be used by the allocation panel is also available below or on DCC website. Please e-mail the form back to me at emyr@dvsc.co.uk prior to the closing date. You must also send a signed copy through the post.
The maximum grant available is £500. This grant scheme is usually oversubscribed and as a result there is no guarantee that you will be awarded a grant. Please note that loan re-payments are not eligible for a grant.
DVSC U11's Sustainability Grant Application Form
U11's Sustainability Grant Scoring Matrix
Please provide all the necessary information/evidence requested with the application form. Failure to do so will jeopardise the chance of you being awarded a grant. If you would like to submit additional information with your application please feel free to include a covering letter.
If you need assistance in completing the application form please do not hesitate to contact Emyr B Williams at DVSC.
For any general issues, Falmai Evans and Catrin Tomos are also more than willing to offer assistance:
CLOSING DATE:- Tuesday 7th October 2008
Denbighshire Capital Small Grants Scheme 2008 - 2011
DVSC has been successful in securing three year funding from the Welsh Assembly Government’s Communities Facilities and Activities Programme [CFAP] to establish a small capital grants scheme. Grants of up to £5,000 are now available for groups/organisations for capital expenditure to facilitate activities that promote the regeneration of communities. The application form and grants criteria can be dowloaded below.
For any further details please contact Emyr B Williams, Senior Development
DVSC cfab small capital grants Application Form
Small capital grants scheme criteria
Visit now to find practical help and support on sustainable funding. Useful information on various funding options, case studies, training and sources of further help.
www.sustainablefundingcymru.org.uk
Information Sheets.
7. Finding and Getting Money
- 7.1 Developing a Fundraising Strategy
- 7.2 Grants - Fit for Funding
- 7.3 Applying to Funders
- 7.4 Sources of Funding
- 7.4.1 Small Grants
- 7.4.2 Lottery Funding
- 7.4.3 Trusts and Foundations
- 7.4.4 Welsh Assembly Government Grant Funding
- 7.4.5 Non-devolved UK Government Grant Funding
- 7.4.6 Europe
- 7.4.7 Funding Sources for Health and Social Care Projects
- 7.4.8 Funding Sources for Sports Projects
- 7.4.9 Funding Sources for Arts Projects
- 7.4.10 Funding Sources for Environmental Projects
- 7.4.11 Funding for Community Buildings
- 7.4.12 Funding for Youth oriented Projects
- 7.5 Loans
- 7.6.1 Fundraising Events
- 7.6.2 Fundraising - Legacies
- 7.6.3 Fundraising - Donations
- 7.7 Procurement and Public Service Delivery
- 7.8 Trading
- 7.9 Giving (Sources of funding)
- 7.10 Tax Effective Giving
- 7.11 Corporate Funding
8. Managing Money
- 8.1 Setting up a Financial System
- 8.2 Setting a Budget
- 8.3 Full Cost Recovery
- 8.4 Monitoring Expenditure and Budget
- 8.5 Financial Controls
- 8.6 Annual Accounts and Audits
- 8.7 VAT
- 8.8 Payroll
- 8.9 Reserves
- 8.10 Pensions
- 8.11 Avoiding Fraud
9. Assets
The Welsh Church Act Trust
NO MORE FUNDING AVAILABLE UNTIL AFTER 1ST APRIL 2009
The Welsh Church Act Trust was established in 1914 following the dissolution of the Church in Wales from the Church in England. The proceeds and assets, were distributed evenly amongst the former County Councils in Wales and further divided between the Unitary Authorities with their establishment in 1996.
The Fund generates approximately £5,100 per annum for distribution and, therefore, it is not possible to make substantial payments. Grants normally average £300 and are available for purchase of capital items and running costs.
Applications for financial assistance from the Fund are invited from groups and organisations operating within the County of Denbighshire. The Grant Committee will meet at least four times a year, thus ensuring that groups/organisations do not have to wait too long to hear whether or not their application has been successful.
To download an application form see links below or for any further help or advice on submitting an application please contact:
Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council [DVSC]
Naylor Leyland Centre, Well Street, Ruthin. LL15 1AF
Tel No: 01824 702441
Email: office@dvsc.co.uk
Welsh Church Acts - Application Form
Contacts: Senior Development Officer at Ruthin
Clwyd Community Chest
Distributing grants to voluntary organisations and community groups operating within the boundaries of the old County of Clwyd.
Grants available up to £250. Low interest loans also available.
See links below to download application and criteria
Community Chest Application/Loan Form
Payroll facilities
If calculating wages, PAYE or National Insurance for employees is causing you headaches, for a small fee, let DVSC arrange to have the calculations done for you.
Contact: Finance Manager
