- Provide support and relief to those that are in need, in particular those suffering financial hardship, illness, social isolation or homelessness or negative effects of old age.
- Promote the arts, in particular but not exclusively work to help those at a disadvantage to take part in arts activities.
- Protect the environment and or sites or buildings of historic or architectural importance.
- Promote learning, skills development and education (excluding areas of statutory responsibility) to those that are marginalised or excluded from society.

The Froglife Trust received £2,000 to continue the Green Pathways scheme, an outdoor therapy project to help 200 vulnerable and disadvantaged young people to take part in positive activities linked to wildlife and conservation in their local community.
Acting Now CIC received £3,000 to run a theatre project with 12 young woman to reduce their risk of social isolation by improving well being and self esteem.
Wintercomfort received £2,500 to continue and increase the number of job workshops, which helped 120 homeless people get back into work.

Not-for-profit organisations
Maximum grant
Average £3,000
Eligible area
Countywide
Deadline
1st May, 1st November