Exceptional Grants
We may occasionally fund work to tackle poverty and inequality which falls outside our funding programmes.
Organisations will need to demonstrate clearly how the work is exceptional or how your organisation is developing genuinely innovative approaches to address these issues; or that an exceptional need has arisen. You will need to speak to us if you wish to apply under this heading. Generally we will only make a few grants under this category each year.
Find out if your work is eligible by downloading our funding guidelines.
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4 in 10 Londoners have incomes below what is required for what Londoners think is a socially acceptable standard of living @lborouniversity https://bit.ly/2UjIHLe pic.twitter.com/rAm3x2HgJV
6 Mar 2019The cost of housing is a key driver of #poverty in the capital. We want a good quality, affordable home to be a reality for every Londoner. Read about our 'Good Homes & Neighbourhoods’ funding programme here http://bit.ly/31PUAfp pic.twitter.com/fZhsjyoXkW
22 Aug 2019Our grantee @rightsofwomen has launched a free and confidential legal advice line for women experiencing #SexualHarassment at work, inspired by the #MeToo
movement. The phone number is 02074900152 and opening times are on their website here http://bit.ly/2KKbgPA pic.twitter.com/ZGLqvdYgMd
Thank you @trustforlondon for funding our #betterforus campaign which we will be launching in October to help put the #community back into our great #publicservices https://twitter.com/trustforlondon/status/1164206022644379651 …
22 Aug 2019City lobby groups are proposing cutting stock market trading hours to help make banking & asset management more accessible to women & working parents. The move could help change the culture of a high-pressure work environment traditionally dominated by men http://bit.ly/2NkPEuX
22 Aug 2019