Inspired to give back? We’re here to help.
Community grants help you organise and fund activities in your local community.
Community Grants
As a mutual organisation we don't have shareholders so any profit we make is used for your benefit, like providing our members with the chance to apply for Community Grants. Our Community Grants lets you apply online for a financial grant so that you can organise Community Volunteer and Foresters Moments activities that are meaningful to you and your community.
Our Community Grants:
Foresters Moments
Foresters Moments grants help you host an activity and meet with like-minded Foresters members. You can host exciting experiences like:
- Planting pollinators and creating community gardens.
- Learning how to cook or gaining a new skill like woodworking or knitting.
- Throwing a pottery party or taking the kids to arts and crafts activities.
- Going go-karting or visiting a local farm and having a blast.
Apply for a Foresters Moments grant now
Community Volunteer
Community Volunteer grants offer engaging, hands-on volunteer opportunities that members can use to make a difference in their local communities. The funds provided through this grant can go towards supporting a not-for-profit organisation or registered charity and help people in various ways.
Community Volunteer activities include:
- Donating to food banks or community kitchens
- Replenishing libraries
- Planting or refurbishing a community garden
- Creating and delivering care kits to healthcare workers
- Creating back to school supply kits for kids
About member benefits
Description of member benefits that you may receive assumes you are a Foresters member. Members must be 18 years of age or older and must have an active Foresters Plan and maintain it in good standing. Foresters member benefits are non-contractual, subject to benefit specific eligibility requirements, definitions and limitations and may be changed or cancelled without notice. Member benefits are not regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority or the Financial Conduct Authority and may change in the future.