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Pride Fund Programme in the UK

Pride Fund Programme in the UK Deadline: 4-Mar-25 The Southwark Council has launched the Pride Fund Programme to support the LGBTQI+ communities to create events that celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual transgender and queer identity and the culture, histories and rights of these communities. What they will fund? This fu…

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Pride Fund Programme in the UK

Pride Fund Programme in the UK

Deadline: 4-Mar-25

The Southwark Council has launched the Pride Fund Programme to support the LGBTQI+ communities to create events that celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual transgender and queer identity and the culture, histories and rights of these communities.

What they will fund?
  • This fund will support community events taking place from 1 June to 31 August 2025. There is a special focus on events occurring on or around Pride Month in June.
  • Some examples of events that could be funded include:
    • community fun days
    • street parties
    • drama, writing or other arts workshops
    • exhibitions
    • music or theatre performances
    • film showings with Q & A sessions
Eligibility Criteria
  • They can only accept applications from organisations or individuals who:
    • are constituted and/or registered with a regulatory authority (like the Charity Commission or Companies House)
    • have a bank account with at least two signatories
  • Grants cannot be paid into an individual or personal bank account.
  • Applicants for larger grants must be able to show previous event management experience that is appropriate for their proposed event.
  • You can still apply for a smaller grant amount without previous event management experience. This allows organisations to gain experience and build their capacity.
Ineligibility Criteria
  • This fund is not for:
    • core costs for your organisation, like the work of existing staff
    • costs for any resource that your organisation would not normally be charged for using, like a venue with an existing agreement in place
    • capital costs like building works or equipment (the cost of renting items for events can be included)
    • alcohol or any other intoxicant

For more information, visit Southwark Council.

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