Welcome to Funding Wales the new funding search platform created by Third Sector Support Wales. Find funding for your charity, community group or social enterprise using our free online search engine.
You can search hundreds of grant and loan finance opportunities from local, national and international sources. From small grants to large capital projects we can help you find the funding you need.
To start searching for funding you must first complete the registration process. Once registered you will be able to search for funding. To maximise your chances of success you should also contact your local County Voluntary Council for support in developing your funding application. To find out who your local County Voluntary Council is please visit Third Sector Support Wales.
Latest Funding Opportunities
Comic Relief Community Fund in Wales
Two new funding streams from the Comic Relief Community Fund in Wales to support community led organisations are now open for applications. Grants between £1,000 - £10,000 and £30,000 - £60,000 are available.
Find out moreDementia Supportive Communities Grant Scheme
Dementia Supportive Communities grants are intended to enable groups and organisations in Pembrokeshire to provide local support and activities for people with dementia and/or their carers.
Find out moreSustainable Social Services Third Sector Grant 2020 – 2023
The funding is to support Welsh Ministers’ priorities of an equal relationship between people and practitioners; early intervention and prevention; and transforming the way people’s needs for care and support are met.
Find out moreFunding Wales Latest News
View All NewsPembrokeshire Remakery makes use of funding help
The Pembrokeshire Remakery is a Community Interest Company operating in Pembrokeshire. The Remakery aims to reduce the amount of household goods entering the waste stream by getting them…
Antur Waunfawr talk about their experience of applying to Wolfson Foundation
Case study: Antur Waunfawr, Bryn Pistyll, Waunfawr, Caernarfon Antur Waunfawr was established in 1984 by R Gwynn Davies, with support from the local people in the Waunfawr area.…