We support charities with an annual income of £25,000 to £1 million with a strong track record of working with people with a history of offending which significantly impacts their everyday life. We also support work which addresses reoffending. We offer both long-term funding, including core costs, and tailored development support to help your charity be more effective.
Check the type of work we fund
Read our approach to funding below
Read our approach to funding below
Check your eligibility in five minutes
Start further down by selecting the area your work mainly focuses on
Start further down by selecting the area your work mainly focuses on
Complete a brief expression of interest
If you’re eligible we’ll send you a short form
If you’re eligible we’ll send you a short form
A call will be scheduled with one of our advisors within two weeks
They’ll assess how well your charity fits our criteria
They’ll assess how well your charity fits our criteria
Have a face to face meeting with one of our managers
We’ll support you with producing a proposal
We’ll support you with producing a proposal
We aim to give you a decision within five months.
We offer both long term and core cost funding and tailored development support to help your charity be more effective. We offer this funding to charities which meet our criteria. Please read this section before beginning your application.
Visit our We Fund page or download our full eligibility criteria.
What type of work we do and don’t fund
Our funding supports charities with a strong track record of working with:
As we want to support people who are most affected by this complex social issue, it is likely that people you are supporting will have had a custodial or community sentence.
Questions your assessor may ask include:
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If you are still experiencing issues give our support team a call on 0370 411 1223 or email us at enquiries@lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk.
Apply for funding for Offending, Prison or Community Service
Synergy Theatre Project run theatre-based rehabilitation and resettlement programmes with ex-offenders and prisoners.
South West Community Chaplaincy is a charity that supports people in prison and post-release to overcome barriers such as access to housing and employment.
new grants helping people leaving prison or serving a community sentence
partnerships with small charities supporting people with a history of offending
total new grants awarded
