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Walkers push a giant red nose up a hill

Comic Relief and UK community foundations launch new £2 million running costs funding for small community groups

Groups, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderAugust 23, 2017

Today Comic Relief and community foundations across the UK announce a new £2 million investment into supporting small, community-led organisations, which will play a vital role supporting people to make positive changes in their lives and their local communities.

John Taylor, OCF's Chair of Trustees

OCF accounts show 32% increase in grant-making since 2016

Financial, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderAugust 16, 2017

OCF has just published its audited accounts for the financial year 2016–17, which show that we made £847,017 in grants to 122 different charitable organisations. We also increased our donations by 24% by bringing in several important new partners.

An Asian mayor holds a drink amongst people of different faiths and ethnicities, with a mosque in the background

New OCF grants fund seeks applications from community groups promoting diversity

Groups, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderAugust 11, 2017

OCF is seeking applications to the High Sheriff’s Community Integration Awards. The awards are grants of up to £5,000, given for work that brings together communities usually divided by ethnicity, age or social background.

A homeless man smiling after getting food and shelter

OCF to pilot homelessness funding with The Good Exchange

Donors, Financial, Groups, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderAugust 3, 2017

The Good Exchange is an online platform that enables the auto-matching of grant applications to a funder’s specific grant giving criteria. Starting with a focus on homelessness, applications to OCF’s grants programmes will soon be automatically shared with other funders on The Good Exchange.

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