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Croeso i Cyllido Cymru y platfform newydd gan Cefnogi Trydydd Sector Cymru i chwilio am arian. Dewch o hyd i gyllid i’ch elusen, eich grŵp cymunedol neu’ch menter gymdeithasol gan ddefnyddio ein chwilotwr arlein am ddim.

Gallwch chwilio am gannoedd o gyfleoedd am arian grant ac arian benthyg o ffynonellau lleol, cenedlaethol a rhyngwladol. O grantiau bychain i brosiectau cyfalaf mawrion gallwn ni’ch helpu i ddod o hyd i’r arian sydd ei angen arnoch. 

I ddechrau chwilio am gyllid, rhaid i chi gwblhau’r broses gofrestru yn gyntaf. Ar ôl cofrestru, gallwch chwilio am gyllid. I wella’ch siawns o lwyddo dylech hefyd gysylltu â’ch Cyngor Gwirfoddol Sirol lleol am gymorth wrth ddatblygu’ch cais am gyllid. I ddarganfod pwy yw’ch Cyngor Gwirfoddol Sirol lleol, ewch i Cefnogi Trydydd Sector Cymru. 

Latest Funding Opportunities

29/10/2026 12:50 yh

Pet Rescue Grant by Naturewatch Foundation

Naturewatch Foundation’s Pet Rescue Grant supports UK animal rescue charities working with dogs, cats and/or rabbits who have been affected by the low-welfare and illegal pet trade.

29/10/2026 12:29 yh

Educational Opportunity Foundation

Educational Opportunity Foundation awards approximately £700,000 in new grants every year for projects which maximise educational opportunity for children and young people under the age of 25 in the UK and internationally. We support work that improves the educational outcomes and life chances of care experienced young people (under the age of 25 and living in the UK). We will fund between £30,000?to?£90,000 per project?(maximum £30,000 per year for multi year projects) for projects which work with either care experienced young people, their carers or education professionals to: Improve access to educational opportunity – including support for care experienced young people to attend and engage in mainstream school life; increasing the number of education professionals able to understand their needs; equipping carers to understand the education system and support and advocate for the young people in their care, engaging with trauma-informed support; improving access to out of school support and educational activities. Improve educational outcomes – including enabling care experienced young people to learn in ways that works for them; supporting a broad range of activities that develop confidence and mental health in order to improve educational outcomes including support for carers to encourage learning and raise aspirations. Improve life chances – Including improving the support for care experienced young people (aged 16-24) to access further education, employment or training opportunities and improving support for them to remain engaged with these opportunities.

29/10/2026 12:26 yh

The Hospital Saturday Fund

The Hospital Saturday Fund is a registered charity whose aims are to provide assistance through its charitable funds for: • registered charities, hospices and medical organisations which are in need of grants for medical projects, care, research or support of medical training within the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and Republic of Ireland and Malta.

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