Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales - Enable
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Who we are • independent charitable trust funded by Lloyds Banking Group. • partner with small and local charities helping people overcome complex social issues • these charities are under-funded, under pressure and too often ignored. • we’re more than just a funder – we work in partnership with the charities we fund and others who share our vision. • listen, understand and respond to charities, • influence policy and practice @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
Our 2018-2022 plan: Reaching Further We’ll fund charities We’ll develop charities We’ll influence • For longer • Using data to measure and • Nationally, regionally, locally improve our support • With more money • Using research and evidence • Providing access to a wider • More flexibly, with fewer • Pushing for change to range of expertise restrictions on when and government policy and how our grants are spent • Through partnerships commissioning across the sector and with • With a promise of high • With national programmes Lloyds Banking Group quality grant around root social issues management and • Supporting those we don’t fund as well as those we do • Helping charities influence and monitoring that works for campaign themselves our grantees @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
We fund charities We offer two grant programmes: Invest • Core costs or direct delivery • Up to £100,000 over three years • Potential for continuation funding - six years in total. • Flexible – semi restricted • Grant rounds – next January 2019 @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
We fund charities We offer two grant programmes: Enable • Development costs • Trial new approaches • Improve planning, monitoring, leadership, governance, communication etc. • £15,000 – 1 or 2 years • Ongoing programme – apply anytime @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
What we’re funding in the East Midlands Success story: We proudly currently support 720 small and POW, Nottingham medium-sized charities across England and Wales under our main grants programmes, with a total amount of £38,604,091 (as of May 2018.) This includes 60 charities in the East Midlands, POW provides health and wellbeing services for sex workers. This includes a specialist with a total of £2,696,442. Independent Sexual Violence Adviser (ISVA), a drop-in centre, advocacy and training. The charity is in the middle of its second grant We also support charities through our Enhance from Lloyds Bank Foundation, which is for £46,440, delivered over two years to fund the programme and thematic programmes that aim Service Delivery Manager and Senior Support Worker. to influence policy and practice. “What really makes a difference is sitting down with our Grant Manager and being selective about what can make our foundations stronger. There’s so much on offer, but Gary knows POW and helps us Download the full list of grantees in the East Midlands from our website: work out what we actually need.” – Daniela www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/ourimpact/what-funding/east-midlands Scotece, CEO @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
We develop charities We provide access to a range of non-financial, tailored support to help the charities we fund thrive. Charity Mentoring harnesses the skills of Lloyds Local independent consultants and/or Banking Group staff to support grantees to national partners to help strengthen become more effective, more robust and more particular aspects of an organization. sustainable. This can include: These can include: • Business planning and strategy Access to toolkits • Service development • Income generation and fundraising developed in partnership • Leadership and governance • Social enterprise with Lloyds Banking Group • Strategic planning • Financial management on risk management, HR • Policy development • Governance and management and other issues • Structures and systems • Marketing and communications • Communications • Support for service users e.g. workshops @LBFEW @lloydsbankfoundation
We influence policy and practice Connecting our grantees with Working with partners to gather and Securing local, national and sector press coverage on local and national policy makers submit evidence on the value of small the value of small charities and why reforms are and decision makers charities, and campaigning together needed at all levels @lloydsbankfoundation @LBFEW
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