Funding hub

Under our new five-year strategy 2026-30 and our vision for the Channel Islands – where everyone can thrive – we have launched a new grant-making strategy which moves our core grant programme to unrestricted, multi-year funding. The Foundation believes that charities are best placed to decide where the money should be spent to maximise the chances of delivering the greatest positive impact for our Islands’ community.

This is a guide to unrestricted funding with Lloyds Bank Foundation for the Channel Islands. Whether you’re exploring funding for the first time or preparing to apply, this hub is here to help. We’ve brought together answers to frequently asked questions: from charity eligibility, the application process, to what we look for when reviewing applications.

Which charities do we support?

How do I know if my charity is eligible for funding?

What’s the application process?

Does my charity need to tell you how we intend to spend the funding?

What makes a successful application?

What happens if my charity is unsuccessful?

What happens if my charity is successful?

How does my charity report on its outcomes?

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Case studies

An elderly woman with short grey hair and glasses is sitting on a beige couch in a well-lit living room. She is smiling warmly.

The Shelter Trust Jersey

A woman with blonde hair in a striped top is sitting on a stone wall. She is talking to a man with grey hair.

My Voice

An elderly couple is walking enjoying a peaceful moment together.

Dementia Jersey

A woman with brown hair is smiling at another woman with short light brown hair who faces away from the camera.

Guernsey Voluntary Service

Two women, one blonde and one brunette, are sitting at a table covered with art supplies.

Kairos Arts

A woman with curly hair, wearing a green dress with a blue and black leopard print pattern, is standing and speaking.

YouMatter

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