Isle of Dogs Community Chest Programme

The programme funds local groups and individuals to deliver activities for the benefit of our customers/residents on the Isle of Dogs.

How it works

Find answers to common questions about the funding, including who can apply, what we fund, how to apply, key deadlines and how to get in touch. 

Who can apply?

Many different people and groups can apply for this funding if they want to help their local community. You do not need to be a large organisation to apply. The following are eligible:

  • Local voluntary groups
  • Community groups
  • Riverside residents' organisations
  • Individuals
  • Faith-based groups and organisations
What we fund

We award grants of up to £10,000 for positive projects that address a need in the Isle of Dogs community.

We are particularly keen to receive applications that support our key priorities on the Isle of Dogs. These are:

  • making connections with schools and adult learning
  • offering training and education opportunities
  • encouraging local enterprise and employment schemes
  • creating financial awareness
  • community sports, arts, social activities and events
  • environmental projects
  • healthy living.
How to apply

To apply for funding, complete the form below and email it to us:

Deadline and assessment

Applications are reviewed twice a year. To be included in the next review, make sure you apply by one of these deadlines:

  • 30 June (applications are assessed at the end of July)
  • 31 October (applications are assessed at the end of November)
Contact us

If you have an idea you'd like to discuss before applying, you can contact the Community Planning & Resilience Team. You can:

  • Email Communities@riverside.org.uk
  • Call 0345 111 0000 and ask for a callback from the Community Planning & Resilience Team

Calling All Kedge, Starboard and Winch Residents

Last summer, filming at Winch House raised funding that we’re now giving back to the community. If you have an idea that could make a positive difference, you can apply for up to £2,500 to help bring your project to life.

Find out how to apply