Natural Kirklees Small Grant Scheme
Applications for the 2024 Small Grant Scheme are now closed
The Natural Kirklees Small Grant Scheme for 2024 is now closed and we have provided 14 different member groups sums between £250 to £750 for projects in their local green space. The grants cover the provision of compost, seeds, plants, trees timber, staging, paint, signage and help clearing Japanese Knotweed.
As in previous years, our funding for this project derives from Kirklees Council and we thank them for giving us this opportunity.
The Natural Kirklees trustees will attempt to visit each project over the summer months and we will also ask each of the successful groups to provide news and photos of the projects as they progress.
Details of the Grant Schemes to Date
2024 Small Grant Scheme Awards
The Natural Kirklees Small Grant Scheme for 2024 is now closed and we have provided 14 different member groups sums between £250 to £750 for projects in their local green space. The grants cover the provision of compost, seeds, plants, trees timber, staging, paint, signage and help clearing Japanese Knotweed. As in previous years, our funding for…
2023 Small Grant Scheme Awards
2023 Small Grant Scheme Awards Following the success of the 2020 and 2022 small grant schemes, Natural Kirklees has been delighted to offer the opportunity again in 2023 for full members to apply for up to £750 for a grant to improve the environment of their green space or the well being of their community…
2022 Small Grant Scheme Awards
2022 Small Grant Scheme Awards As we exit the Covid19 lockdowns, our member group volunteers have recommenced the excellent work they undertake in the parks and other green spaces within Kirklees. Natural Kirklees, supported by Kirklees Council, offered our members the opportunity to bid for a small grant to help them with their ambitions for…
2020 Small Grant Scheme Awards
2020 Small Grant Scheme Awards At the start of 2020, discussions with Rob Dalby, Parks and Green Spaces Operations Manager and Natural Kirklees concluded that an event as had been held in previous years, to introduce the public to the work Natural Kirklees and the various Friends Groups achieve was unlikely. It was a greed…