MCS Charitable Foundation’s Grant Program (United Kingdom)
Deadline: 19-Oct-20
MCS Charitable Foundation is open to funding a range of projects that advance the mission to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy and low carbon technologies.
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Funding Information
Applications that have matched funding will be looked upon favorably.
Grants will usually be for £5,000 to £50,000. In exceptional cases, grants will be considered for higher amounts of up to £100,000.
Applications may be submitted from public organizations and not-for-profit companies as well as charities.
Eligibility Criteria
Funding should usually be for specific time-bound projects that meet the Foundation’s mission. Projects should have a UK-wide impact, either through having a national reach or through developing/demonstrating an innovative approach that could be replicated, adapted, or scaled up. As a UK-wide Foundation, bids specific to the context in the devolved nations and regions are welcome.
Bids should fall into one of the following themes:
Education, skills, and CPD.
Public awareness/information and consumer confidence.
Zero carbon planning.
Local zero carbon delivery initiatives.
Bids should also meet at least one of the following criteria:
Seed funding for innovative initiatives.
Support delivery of a proof of concept.
Research to support innovation or capacity building in one of the themed areas.
Sharing good practice.
MCS Foundation is also open to applications that fall outside of these standard criteria if the applicant organization can make a strong case that the proposal could have a step-change impact in society’s action towards the Foundation’s mission.
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For more information, visit https://www.mcscharitablefoundation.org/funding