Green projects can now apply for up to £30,000 for initiatives to improve the city region’s environment.
Now in its third year, The Community Environment Fund, launched by Mayor Steve Rotheram, has returned!
Green projects from across the Liverpool City Region can now apply for up to £30,000 for initiatives to improve the city region’s environment and encourage long-term behavioural change.
The fund has already supported 92 local environmental projects including community gardens, bikes for veterans, beekeeping and food growing initiatives.
Catch up on the achievements of previous grant recipients.
This year, the Combined Authority is working with community fundraising platform Spacehive, to give projects the added opportunity to crowdfund. Grants will then join pledges from the local community to bring your transformative initiatives to life!
As part of this crowdfunding programme, groups could receive up to £30,000 towards their project. We will typically support up to 75% of project costs however, where there is an exceptional case to do so, this threshold can be exceeded.
Join us for the first of our crowdfunding workshops where projects from across the Liverpool City Region can find out how to get involved.
Whether your project is big or small, we’d love if you could join us on Tuesday 11 June 2024 at 12pm.