We provide grants for a number of different things:
Our facilities scheme provides money to develop new or improve facilities for community benefit. These include changing rooms or clubhouses, grass or artificial pitches and multi-use games areas.
Small grants for small facilities projects are available via the build the game scheme. We aim to assess applications to this scheme much more quickly than applications for large facility grants.
Our community large grant scheme aims to create opportunities and build communities by funding projects that use football and sport as a force for social change. We fund projects that address social exclusion and inequalities in education and health.
We also provide money via grow the game for small projects that aim to increase participation by both players and volunteers in grass roots football by supporting the costs associated with providing new activity.
Our goalpost safety scheme provides grants to replace unsafe goalposts.
Our junior kit scheme provides money for junior kit and equipment to under 18 teams and adults with disabilities.
Kickz is a football programme that targets some of the most disadvantaged areas in the country to create safer, stronger and more respectful communities through the development of young people's potential.
Reading the game is a football programme to promote literacy and to raise reading motivation for all ages.
Our corporate partner programmes work with organisations that share our aims and objectives to deliver government targets across areas such as crime, social regeneration, health, participation, education and drugs.
The football stadia improvement fund provides money for clubs in the Football League and the National League System down to step 7 and below who want to improve their facilities.
The pl/pfa community fund enables Premier League Club Community Schemes to access funding for local projects
Extra time is a two year pilot scheme that uses the power of football to target older people age 55 plus, and delivers social inclusion and physical activity projects nationwide.
Ahead of the game aims to raise awareness through the power of football to increase the knowledge of the signs, symptoms and risk factors of bowel, lung and prostate cancer amongst older men.
