What could your group do with £500?

Could a small grant help you run activities, improve your venue, or support local people? Stone Town Council’s grant scheme is open for applications, and your community group could benefit.

Stone Town Council Building on Station Road

Funding support is back for Stone’s community groups

Local charities, organisations, and voluntary groups are being encouraged to apply for Stone Town Council’s community grant scheme ahead of its next funding round in July 2025.

The Council sets aside money twice a year, in February and July, to support initiatives that benefit the people of Stone. Grants of up to £500 are typically awarded, although other amounts will be considered depending on the application.

The next batch of awards will be decided at a meeting of the General Purposes Committee on Tuesday, 1st July 2025, but time is running out to apply.

Key details

Applications must be fully completed and submitted by Wednesday 11th June 2025, and include a copy of your group’s most recent accounts.

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Here’s how to apply:

  • Download the form at www.stonetowncouncil.gov.uk (under What We Do > Grants)
  • Or request a copy by emailing clerk@stonetowncouncil.gov.uk
  • Submit your application by email or post to:
    Stone Town Council, 15 Station Road, Stone, ST15 8JP
  • If posting, follow up with a call or email to confirm it’s been received

For any questions, you can also call 01785 619740.

Is your group eligible?

The scheme is open to not-for-profit groups that support the Stone community. If you’ve got a project, plan or idea that could use some funding, it’s well worth applying. Applications that show a clear local benefit are prioritised.

Applications close Wednesday 11th June – don’t miss out!

Download the form at www.stonetowncouncil.gov.uk or email clerk@stonetowncouncil.gov.uk

James Du Pavey - Stone

1 comment

  • Michele Mcleod

    We are wanting to start an Alzheimer’s club every two weeks to start with , in the hope of getting volunteers to support the spouses families by having a secure place to share along with professionals visiting &
    Medical support giving time to chat to the families over a light lunch
    The day is to inc entertainment and activities to calm the mind in a relaxed atmosphere to help both patients and families in need
    At st Dominic’s venue – safe garden- disabled facility is all in place ,

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