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The Conservation Volunteers - The Chestnut Fund

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The Chestnut Fund is part of TCV’s commitment to support Community Network members. The fund makes grants available to encourage and enable community groups to carry out conservation activities. The applications are considered and administered by TCV Chestnut Fund Committee.

The grants fall into two categories:

Start-up grants: For groups who have little or no money when they are first set up and are available to groups in their first year of existence. The grant will enable them to begin practical work and will cover administrative expenses, e.g. postage, publicity, hire of meeting rooms, telephone bills and/or insurance fees.

Support grants: For groups who have little or no money for tools, equipment and training. This grant is available to all groups, regardless of how long they have been constituted.

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Geographical areas funded: UK

Fund type

Type of funding:
Grant
Type of cost:
Revenue

Fund award sizes

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Who can apply

Members of the TCV Community Network. The application form can be accessed via the Community Network Portal once you have registered with TCV.

When to apply

Apply at any time. The Chestnut Fund committee meets every 6 weeks to discuss new applications.

How to apply

The application form can be accessed via the Community Network Portal once you have registered with TCV. Only Community Network members can apply.

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Activites funded: Environment Climate action

Beneficiaries funded: General public Local communities Volunteers

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