Funding In-Communities

Funding In-communities

Funding In-communities is open for applications, apply now for your share of £60,000.

Funding In-communities awards community groups with a much-needed injection of funds to support their good work. It's open to any voluntary community group that directly benefits Incommunities customers.

This round of funding is open to community groups and projects in Bradford South and Bradford West. This includes Tong, Queensbury, Great Horton, Wyke, Royds, Wibsey, City, Clayton and Fairweather Green, Heaton and Frizinghall, Manningham, Thornton and Allerton, and Toller.

Eligible projects could include food banks, children's playgroups, social clubs, art classes - anything well-used by people who live in homes provided by us.

Applications close at 4pm on Friday 21 August 2026

Apply now

Last year’s Funding In-communities

Groups applied for funding

1,178

People voted for their favourites on social media and on our website

Groups were shortlisted

The winners

£7,500 The Meeting Place
£5,000 Windhill Community Centre
£3,000 Craven Gymnastics
£1,500 Sensory Play
£500 Stay & Play Active

The runners-up

£1,800 New Keith Thompson Centre
£1,250 Warm Hands
£750 The Salvation Army
£400 Sensory Supreme
£150 Baildon Link Dancers

Previous winners of Funding In-communities

Cottingley Community Centre

“We applied for the money for to so that we could run something for the youth because there wasn't that much happening for young people around here. So what we're doing is we're running a weekly drama workshop for young people and the money's helping us be able to run that for a year.”

-- Helen Eteson, Cottingley Community Centre Manager

Hainworth Wood Community Centre

"We were honoured to receive £7,500, which has made a huge difference to our young people in the community. The fund will go towards an afterschool club we started in January and a street dance class we run on Thursdays."

— Lisa, Hainworth Wood Community Centre

Beyond the Margin

“The funding we received from Incommunities will enable us to hold weekly Storytime sessions with pre-school children and arts and crafts sessions with adults. The community will be positively impacted and will be able to participate in activities that they wouldn't normally get to do.”

Lauren Batty - Founding CEO, Beyond the Margin

United Art Project

"The aim of the United Art Project is to bring art to people. We applied for the £5000 grant to help link the communities in Art. Thanks to Incommunities, we will be able to fund a 16-week project in Holmewood and Bierley."

Kayle McCoy & Sarah Fern
United Art Project