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Cheshire Community Foundation

Liverpool Bay CCS Limited Community Benefit Fund

The Liverpool Bay CCS Limited Community Benefit Fund offers grants of up to £20,000 to charitable and not-for-profit organisations. It supports projects that create lasting benefits for local people and places through education, environmental enhancement, and the celebration of local heritage and culture. Eligible projects must benefit communities in specific wards around Chester, Ellesmere Port, Frodsham, Neston, and Flintshire.

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Deadline2 November 2026
FundingUp to £20,000 — Up to £20,000 Maximum.
SummaryThe Liverpool Bay CCS Limited Community Benefit Fund offers grants of up to £20,000 to charitable and not-for-profit organisations. It supports projects that create lasting benefits for local people and places through education, environmental enhancement, and the celebration of local heritage and culture. Eligible projects must benefit communities in specific wards around Chester, Ellesmere Port, Frodsham, Neston, and Flintshire.
Why relevantThe programme is specifically for charitable and not-for-profit organisations.
CategoryGrant
Funding typesGrant
EligibilityCharitable organisations, Not-for-profit organisations
GeographyCheshire, Flintshire, Parkgate, Neston, Little Neston, Willaston & Thornton, Saughall & Mollington, Ledsham & Manor, Netherpool, Sutton Villages, Strawberry, Whitby Park, Central & Grange, Westminster, Whitby Groves, Wolverham, Gowy Rural, Blacon, Upton, Chester City & The Garden Quarter, Newton & Hoole, Handbridge Park, Lache, Great Boughton, Frodsham
SectorsEducation, Environment, Heritage, Culture
DurationUp to 12 months
How to applyApplications must be submitted online. Before applying, read the programme brief for full details. Decisions will be communicated in February 2027.
StatusOpen

Project requirements

Projects must deliver outcomes in at least one of the three main themes (Education, Environment, Heritage/Culture), be completed within 12 months, have a clear delivery timetable, include a realistic and proportionate budget, and demonstrate how funding will be spent during the project period. Projects must deliver a clear public benefit and align with one or more of the programme priorities.

How to apply

Applications must be submitted online. Before applying, read the programme brief for full details. Decisions will be communicated in February 2027.

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