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Community Fund

Derwent London has a dedicated voluntary Community Fund, as part of its ongoing sustainability programme and commitment to developing community engagement. The Group’s Community Fund was launched in 2013 and there is £120,000 available annually, divided equally between Fitzrovia & West End and the Tech Belt* area.

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Funds available for 2023

Fitzrovia & West End - spring 2023, now closed for applications.

Tech Belt* - autumn 2023. NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS.

Autumn 2023 Timetable (Tech Belt* only)

7 September 2023 - Community Fund details available

20 October 2023 - application deadline

Early December 2023 - announcement of fund recipients

APPLY NOW

Applications - link/downloads available:

Tech Belt Community Fund application link

Tech Belt Community Fund guidance notes

If you have any queries about the fund or would like to be added to the launch notification mailing list for either the Fitzrovia & West End Fund or Tech Belt Fund please email - community@derwentlondon.com


*The Tech Belt is defined here as the area extending from Kings Cross to Whitechapel, largely covering some EC1 and E1 postcodes.

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Celebrating 10 years!

To mark 10 years of the Derwent London Community Fund, we take a look back at some of the projects it has funded and the community organisations it has supported.

The Library Bus

Press Releases

Community Fund spring 2023 announcement

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