Our tenth funding round took place in Liverpool, in June 2019. You can read more about our funding day in our guest blog from Misson Springs, an environmental group we funded, here. We gave grants to the following organisations:

Our 9th funding round was held in Manchester in October 2018. You can read more about the funding day from our guest blog by Sandwell Youth in Action, a funded group, here. We gave grants to the below groups:

At our eighth funding day in London, we gave out the following grants to groups in February 2018.

Round 7

In Birmingham on 15th of July 2017, Edge Fund members and activists from a wide variety of different groups met to decide how to divide up grants. You can read more about the day in our guest blog from Black Lives Matter UK, a funded group. The following grants were agreed for our seventh round:

On the 1st October 2016, the following grants were agreed for our 6th funding round:

On 23 January 2016 the following grants were agreed at our funding day in London.

In December 2014, London, Edge Fund members and delegates from 30 grassroots groups across the UK and Ireland gathered to give grants. You can read more below:

In January 2014, London we agreed the grants for our Round 3 of funding. Again we split the short-list of applicants into two:

• Half received grants of up to £1,000 based on their initial 2-page applications;
• The other half received grants up to £5,000 based on a 4-page application and discussing their projects at a final meeting with Edge members and other applicants.

You can read more about the groups we funded below:

Round 2 took place in London, July 2013. We gave out around £40,000 to 30 grassroots groups and organisers from across the UK & Ireland. We introduced a new process to enable us to give out small grants of up to £1,000 slightly quicker. You can read more about the groups we funded below:

Our first round of funding took place in London, in March 2013, with £40,000 distributed between the groups below. £10,000 was distributed between 13 of the groups (small grants), the other 15 were allocated slightly larger grants by Edge members and applicants collectively at the grant-making meeting.