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Small charities need support to survive turbulent times ahead

Government, funders and large charities must take urgent action if small charities are to survive turbulent times ahead according to new analysis published by Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales.

Lloyds Bank Foundation kicks off 2017 by committing over £3m to local charities

Lloyds Bank Foundation today announced that it has committed a further £3,210,588* worth of grants to 51 small and medium-sized charities tackling disadvantage in communities across England and Wales…

Lloyds Bank Foundation welcomes PM’s new measures to address mental health injustice

Prime Minister Theresa May announced yesterday (9 January) a package of measures to transform mental health support in schools, workplaces and communities. The plans aim to make mental health an everyday…

Lloyds Bank Foundation bolsters Board with a raft of new trustee appointments

Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales has kicked off the new year with a reinvigoration of its Board of trustees. Five new trustees have been appointed and bring with them extensive experience…

Lloyds Bank Foundation welcomes Minister for Civil Society's announcement to put small charities at the heart of public services

Minister for Civil Society Rob Wilson announced today (13 December) that the expertise and knowledge of small charities should be used to help shape and deliver public services across the country. Three…

Changes to Grant Round timings 2017

We have recently reviewed our grant round timings for 2017. Our next Invest round will open on 22nd May 2017.

Paul Streets, Chief Executive of…