London Heritage Quarter has supported ActionFunder since 2022. The crowdfunding platform allows community groups and charities of all shapes and sizes to apply for grants to cover themes such as Education and Employment, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Poverty and Homelessness, Sustainable Consumption and Production, Neighbourhood and Climate and Nature. Our support has provided funding for 32 projects so far, impacting over 13,000 people in the local community. Learn more about London Heritage Quarter’s Impact on ActionFunder here.
How do I get involved with ActionFunder?
London Heritage Quarter’s 2026 Community Fund with ActionFunder is now live! £20,000 funding is available for non-profits in Westminster, with grants up to £3,000 available. Applications close 22 May 2026.
Who’s eligible to apply for an ActionFunder grant?
- Charities, social enterprises, community groups and more
- Grants are open to projects in Westminster covering areas including education and employment, mental health and wellbeing, poverty and homelessness, sustainable consumption and production, neighbourhoods, and climate and nature
How to apply for an ActionFunder grant
Apply for an ActionFunder grant up to £3,000 here. Applications close 22 May 2026. To apply, your organisation and project must match the fund criteria, specified on ActionFunder’s website.
ActionFunder’s Impact
ActionFunder has transformed the way social impact projects receive support, bridging the gap between passionate changemakers and the resources they need to thrive. By simplifying funding access and connecting initiatives with a network of donors and collaborators, it empowers communities to tackle pressing challenges more effectively. The platform’s impact goes beyond financial support: ActionFunder fosters innovation, accountability and visibility for projects that might otherwise go unnoticed, making meaningful change not just possible, but sustainable.
London Heritage Quarter and ActionFunder
In 2024, London Heritage Quarter contributed £40,000 to ActionFunder, allocating resources to initiatives focused on education, wellbeing and local business development.