The Greenwich Peninsula Community Fund opened for the first year of grant funding in 2023. Funded primarily by Knight Dragon, this fund has been established to support the growing community of Greenwich Peninsula as the area develops.
The fund supports projects that deliver measurable social, economic and environmental impact within the Greenwich Peninsula ward, particularly by improving access to employment and training, supporting health and wellbeing, strengthening community participation, enhancing environmental outcomes, and building resilient, inclusive communities. A strong emphasis is placed on supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged groups and ensuring local residents benefit directly from ongoing investment and development.
What can the fund support?
Location
The Fund will support community projects directly delivered within the Greenwich Peninsula ward boundary. Please note that a charity or organisation does not need to be registered within the Greenwich Peninsula ward to apply for this fund. However the funding spent needs to directly benefit the residents and community of Greenwich Peninsula with 80% of a project’s delivery occurring within the Peninsula.
Themes
The Fund will provide grants to community projects, voluntary sector organisations or community groups based or operating in the Greenwich Peninsula. Projects will be required to demonstrate social value through:
- Improved access to employment and training opportunities across the Peninsula
- Active participation in the society (civic engagement) and improvement in life skills
- Delivering inclusive health and wellbeing programmes
- Positive impact on the local environment, air pollution is reduced, safeguarding the natural environment, resource efficiency and circular economy solutions
- Projects that create more resilient communities by demonstrating that crime is reduced, vulnerable people are helped to live independently.
- More opportunities for disadvantaged people and those most vulnerable in the community including full time employment opportunities for armed forces veterans, homeless employees, mothers returning to work, survivors of modern slavery employees, young care leavers, rehabilitating offenders, young people who are Not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs).
- Innovative projects that have a positive social, economic and environmental impact on the community.
Income threshold
There is no income threshold for groups applying to this fund, however, we are looking to support local community projects and priority will be given to locally based community and resident organisations. If your organisation has an income of over £1m per annum, please call and speak to us before you make an application. In a competitive situation, priority is likely to go to smaller organisations.
Grant size
This year the fund is now awarding multi-year funding. Grants will be up to £10,000 per year for up to 2 years (maximum £20,000 over 2 years).
Source of funding
This fund receives funding from Knight Dragon.
How to apply
If you’d like to understand more about the fund please take a look at the guidelines and apply online by clicking on the buttons below or at the top right hand side of the screen.
Deadline
The deadline for applications is midday on Tuesday 21st July 2026.
Contact details
If you have any queries about the fund, please contact us on 020 7582 5117 or at applications@londoncf.org.uk