Grants

Club grant

PLEASE NOTE: The deadline for the next round of grant applications from clubs and organisations has been brought forward to November 4, 2026. Information on the 2027 grant application windows is below.

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Grants to clubs and organisations

The deadline for the final grant application window of 2026 is November 4.

2027 grant applications schedule: 

First grant window

Applications open: January 1, 2027

Applications close: March 31, 2027

Assessment, decisions and awards: by April 30, 2027

Second grant window

Applications open: May 1, 2027

Applications close: June 30, 2027

Assessment, decisions and awards: by July 31, 2027

Application process

We can support your club or organisation with funding to cover:

  • Equipment (excluding team kit and balls).
  • Travel expenses.
  • Event organisation.
  • Coaching and instruction.
  • The impact of the cost of living crisis on club members.

To qualify for a grant your club or organisation should:

  • Be located in Tyne and Wear.
  • Be a formally constituted not for profit organisation or charity.
  • Have a written constitution and a structured committee in place.
  • Hold a club bank account with at least two signatories.
  • Be affiliated to or registered with your sport’s National Governing Body.
  • Be prepared to take part in any publicity (social media/newspaper article etc.) associated with your award.

Applications should place a specific focus on increasing participation within a club and be able to show how the funding will enhance the quality and quantity of sporting provision on offer. Grants will normally be limited to a maximum of £1,000 and clubs can only apply for one award per year.

Applicant / Club Contact

Club Details

Background Information

Please enter the number of members in each age bracket.

Award Details


PLEASE NOTE: The deadline for the next round of grant applications has been brought forward to November 4, 2026. Information on the 2027 grant application windows is below.