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 March 2025

Community Energy Warwickshire Fund UPDATED

Fund ID:	S41812	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	11/02/2025	
Grants are available to local voluntary and community groups for energy efficiency projects in Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire.
Fund Information
Funding body:	Community Energy Warwickshire	
Maximum value:	£ 2,000 	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
The Heart of England Community Foundation is working with Community Energy Warwickshire (CEW).
Objectives of Fund
The Community Energy Warwickshire Fund is a grant programme for project in Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull looking to improve their energy efficiency.
Value Notes
Grants of up to £2,000 are available. The funding must be spent within one year.
Match Funding Restrictions
Match funding is not required.
Who Can Apply
Applications will be accepted from the following local organisations with an income of or less than £250,000 as shown in their most recent annual accounts: 
•	Registered charities
•	Constituted community groups
•	Companies limited by guarantee with charitable aims
•	Community interest companies
•	Co-operatives - registered community benefit societies and registered industrial and provident societies
•	Social enterprises
To be eligible, applicants must: 
•	Have a management committee/board of trustees/board of directors with at least three unrelated people as members, a list of those directors will be required showing who has bank authorisation.
•	Have a written constitution/articles/set of rules.
•	Have a copy of their most recent annual accounts or financial records showing their organisation's balance of funds, income and reserves.
•	Have a bank account in the organisation's name with at least two unrelated signatories.
•	Have a bank statement from the last three months.
•	Have copies of their safeguarding policy (if working with children or vulnerable adults).
•	Have an equal opportunities policy.
•	Be able to provide quotes for capital items over £300.
Location
Warwickshire, Solihull and Coventry
Restrictions
The following are not eligible for funding: 
•	Direct replacement of statutory obligation and public funding.
•	Promotion of religious or political activities.
•	Groups with significant financial free reserves.
•	Retrospective grants.
•	Contribution to endowment fund, payment of deficit funding or repayment of loans.
•	National charities.
•	Overseas travel or expeditions.
•	Medical research and equipment for statutory or private healthcare.
•	General appeals.
•	Animal welfare, unless the project benefits people (eg disabled riding schemes).
•	Statutory work in educational institutions.
•	Sponsored or fundraising events or groups raising funds to distribute to other causes.
•	Schools, churches, parish councils or PTAs unless community benefit is demonstrated.
•	Boxing clubs or associated organisations.
Eligible Expenditure
The fund aims to: 
•	Support the development and installation of renewable energy projects.
•	Encourage the sustainable use of energy and reductions in carbon emissions.
•	Promote public awareness of environmental issues and support educational initiatives.
•	Encourage the implementation of sustainable initiatives to community buildings.
Multiple applications within the same financial year may be considered however: 
•	Secondary applications will be assessed on their own merit.
•	Preference will generally be given to first-time applicants.
How To Apply
Applications can be made at any time. 
The application form is available to complete on the Heart of England Community Foundation website.
Useful links
Heart of England Community Foundation - Funding
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/available-grants/
Community Energy Warwickshire Fund
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/community-energy-warwickshire-fund/
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Grants Team
Heart of England Community Foundation
c/o Stellantis
Pinley House
2 Sunbeam Way
Coventry
West Midlands
CV3 1ND
Tel: 024 77800 520
E-Mail: info@heartofenglandcf.co.uk

												

Heart of England Community Foundation

Fund ID:	S3292	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	03/07/2024	
Grants are available to voluntary and community organisations working in disadvantaged areas of Birmingham, the Black Country, Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire.
Fund Information
Funding body:	Heart of England Community Foundation	
Maximum value:	Discretionary	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
The Heart of England administers a number of funds that provide seed and grassroots funding and investment to tackle local needs. It is one of the 47 Community Foundations from across the UK.
Objectives of Fund
The Heart of England Community Foundation provides funding to local groups whose projects and activities benefit local communities.
Value Notes
The level of funding varies depending on the grant scheme.
Who Can Apply
Applications are accepted from: 
•	Registered charities.
•	Charitable incorporated organisations.
•	Constituted community groups.
•	Companies limited by guarantee with charitable aims.
•	Community interest companies.
•	Co-operatives - registered community benefit societies and 

registered industrial and provident societies.
•	Social enterprises.
Groups must have an income equal to or less than £500,000 and be working in the area of benefit. 
Social enterprises and CICs should review the additional guidance for them, which can be found on the Foundation's website.
Location
Birmingham and the Black Country, Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull
Restrictions
Funding is not available for: 
•	Statutory bodies.
•	Larger or national charities based outside the area.
•	Statutory bodies, schools, churches, parish councils or PTAs unless wider community benefit is demonstrated.
•	General and major fundraising appeals.
•	Individuals.
•	Sports clubs with no community or charitable element.
•	Medical research.
•	Animal welfare.
•	Political groups or activities promoting political beliefs.
•	Religious groups seeking to influence people’s religious choices.
•	Organisations with substantial reserves.
•	General and major fundraising appeals.
•	Arts projects with no community or charitable element.
•	Mainstream activities of schools and colleges.
•	Direct replacement of statutory funding.
•	Retrospective grants.
•	Contribution to endowment fund, payment of deficit funding or repayment of loans.
•	Overseas travel or expeditions.
•	Funding for projects taking place overseas.
•	Sponsored or fundraising events or groups raising funds to distribute to other causes.
•	Contingency or unspecified expenditure. 

Eligible Expenditure
Grants can be used for a variety of purposes including project costs, events materials and equipment providing it shows a wider community benefit. 
Projects must demonstrate a wider community benefit for a local area involving local people, and an identified need eg health, young people, elderly, community cohesion.
How To Apply
Information on the opening and closing dates for each fund can be found on the Foundation's website along with guidance notes and application forms. 
Applications can be made online via the Foundation's website. 
Applicants are encouraged to discuss project ideas with the Foundation before submitting an application.
Useful links
Heart of England Community Foundation
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Grants Team
Heart of England Community Foundation
c/o Stellantis
Pinley House
2 Sunbeam Way
Coventry
West Midlands
CV3 1ND
Tel: 024 77800 520
E-Mail: info@heartofenglandcf.co.uk

												

Alfred Haines Charitable Trust

Fund ID:	S32743	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	28/12/2024	
Grants are available to smaller charities based in Birmingham, Dudley, Sandwell, and Solihull that are helping people to improve their quality of life.
Fund Information
Funding body:	The Alfred Haines Charitable Trust	
Maximum value:	£ 2,000 	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
A small local grant making charity, the Alfred Haines Charitable Trust was established by the late Mr Alfred Haines in 1986.
Objectives of Fund
The Trust offers one-off grants to small charitable organisations based in the West Midlands, to support projects and activities which improve the quality of life of local people.
Value Notes
The majority of donations are made on a one-off basis and are normally in the range of £250 to £2,000. 
Occasionally, the Trust may agree to fund a project annually for up to three years subject to receipt of satisfactory project reports.
Who Can Apply
Smaller charities based and working in Birmingham, Dudley, Sandwell, and Solihull are eligible to apply. 
Projects outside the West Midlands or overseas will only be considered where the applicants are known to a trustee or are recommended by someone known to a trustee who has first hand knowledge of the work.
Location
Birmingham, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull.
Restrictions
Funding is not available for the following: 
•	Activities which are primarily the responsibility of central or local government or some other responsible body.
•	Animal welfare.
•	Church buildings - restoration, improvements, renovations or new ones.
•	Environmental projects - conservation and protection of wildlife and landscape.
•	Expeditions and overseas trips.
•	Hospitals and health centres.
•	Individuals, including students.
•	Large national charities.
•	Loans and business finance.
•	Medical research projects.
•	Overseas appeals.
•	Purely evangelistic projects.
•	Promotion of any religion other than Christianity.
•	Schools, universities and colleges.
•	Projects that have been unsuccessful before.
•	Projects supported by Quothquan Trust.
Eligible Expenditure
One-off grants are available for the purpose of supporting specific projects that help people to improve their quality of life. 
The Trust prefers to make donations towards specific items and does not give to large appeals. 
Applications to support Christian social action projects involving outreach into the community through care will be considered. However, it does not support purely evangelical projects.
How To Apply
Applications may be submitted at any time and are considered quarterly. 
All appeals should be made in writing. Email applications are not accepted. 
Applicants should be aware that the Trust does not acknowledge receipt of applications, nor does it enter into any correspondence unless more information is required in order to make a decision. 
Successful applicants will be issued with a cheque and covering letter. Refusals are not notified.
Useful links
Alfred Haines Charitable Trust
https://ahct.org.uk/
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Appeals
The Alfred Haines Charitable Trust
Dale Farm
Worcester Lane
Sutton Coldfield
West Midlands
B75 5PR
Tel: 0121 323 3236
E-Mail: ahct@quothquan.org

												

Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Communities Fund

Fund ID:	S10874	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	15/01/2025	
Grants are available to small local groups for charitable projects in Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull that help people who are facing some form of disadvantage or social exclusion.
Fund Information
Funding body:	Heart of England Community Foundation	
Maximum value:	£ 3,000 	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
Funding is provided by the Heart of England Community Foundation. Grants are awarded from the earnings of the Foundation's own endowment fund. The programme incorporates the following funds: Solihull Community Fund, The Coventry Building Society Fund and the Warwickshire Community Recycling Scheme.
Objectives of Fund
The Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Communities Fund aims supports people living in Coventry, Warwickshire, Solihull by funding projects that meet one or more of the following aims: 
•	Promote health and wellbeing.
•	Tackle disadvantage.
•	Support local solutions to meet local needs.
•	Promote community cohesion.
•	Develop sustainable and supportive communities.
Value Notes
Grants of up to £3,000 are available. Funding must be spent within one year.
Who Can Apply
Applications are accepted from: 
•	Registered charities.
•	Constituted community groups.
•	Companies limited by guarantee with charitable aims.
•	Community interest companies (CICs).
•	Co-operatives (registered community benefit societies and registered industrial and provident societies).
•	Social enterprises.
To be eligible, applicants must: 
•	Have an income equal to or less than £500,000, as shown in their most recent annual accounts.
•	Have a constitution or governing rules.
•	A management committee/board of trustees/board of directors with at least three unrelated people as members.
•	A bank account in the name of the organisation with at least two unrelated signatories.
•	Safeguarding policy (if working with children or vulnerable adults).
•	Equal opportunities policy.
Location
Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull
Restrictions
Funding is not available for the following: 
•	Direct replacement of statutory obligation and public funding.
•	Promotion of religious or political activities.
•	Groups with significant financial free reserves.
•	Retrospective grants.
•	Contribution to endowment fund, payment of deficit funding or repayment of loans.
•	National charities.
•	Overseas travel or expeditions.
•	Medical research and equipment for statutory or private healthcare.
•	General appeals.
•	Animal welfare, unless the project benefits people (eg disabled riding schemes).
•	Statutory work in educational institutions.
•	Sponsored or fundraising events or groups raising funds to distribute to other causes.
•	Schools, churches, parish councils or PTAs, unless community benefit is demonstrated.
•	Boxing clubs or associated organisations.
Eligible Expenditure
Grants can be made for a wide range of purposes, examples of which are as follows: 
•	Start-up costs for new organisations or projects.
•	Extension and development of existing projects.
•	Pilot projects (to gather research and evidence).
•	The purchase of equipment and resources.
How To Apply
Applications can be made at any time. 
The application form is available to complete on the Heart of England Community Foundation website.
Useful links
Heart of England Community Foundation - Grants
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/available-grants/
Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Communities Fund
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/coventry-solihull-warwickshire-fund/
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Grants Team
Heart of England Community Foundation
c/o Stellantis
Pinley House
2 Sunbeam Way
Coventry
West Midlands
CV3 1ND
Tel: 024 77800 520
E-Mail: info@heartofenglandcf.co.uk

												

npower Business Solutions Foundation

Fund ID:	S52094	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	28/01/2025	
Grants are available for not-for-profit and educational institutions within 50 miles of nBS’ offices in Solihull and Leeds to support projects that have a positive impact on local communities, improve places and spaces, and provide opportunities for individuals to reach their potential. 

Fund Information
Funding body:	npower Business Solutions	
Maximum value:	£ 100,000 	
Application deadline:	31/03/2026 	
Background
The npower Business Solutions (nBS) Foundation is provided by business energy provider npower Business Solutions (nBS) with the aim of giving back to the communities in which it operates. The fund launched in April 2024 and is planned to continue for two years.  
The funding is administered by Charis Grants Ltd who will manage the application process, selection process and distribute grants to successful applications. Charis Grants Ltd is a privately owned company established in 2003 to facilitate the distribution of funds and grants by energy companies, charities, housing associations and other bodies, such as the Citizens Advice Bureau, which help and support vulnerable people in the community.
Objectives of Fund
The funding aims to help create stronger, greener and more sustainable local communities within a 50-mile radius of the npower Business Solutions (nBS) Foundation Leeds and Solihull offices.
Value Notes
Funding is available in three bands, up to £100,000. 
An organisation with a turnover of more than £50,000 can apply for: 
•	Up to £19,999
•	£20,000 to £39,999
•	£40,000 to £100,000
An organisation with a turnover of less than £50,000 can apply for up to £19,999.
Who Can Apply
To be eligible, applicants must: 
•	Be based within a 50 mile radius of the npower Business Solutions office in either Solihull or Leeds.
•	Be a not-for-profit organisation.
•	Have been operational for two years. 
The following types of organisations may apply: 
•	Not-for-profit company
•	A company limited by guarantee - registered with Companies House and might also be registered as a charity.
•	Registered charity (unincorporated).
•	A voluntary or community organisation that is a registered charity but not a company registered with Companies House.
•	Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO or SCIO).
•	A registered charity with limited liability. But is not a company registered with Companies House.
•	Community Interest Company (CIC).
•	A company registered with Companies House and the CIC Regulator.
•	Religious organisation but only if the project benefits the wider community and does not include religious content.
•	Co-operative or community benefit society (formerly industrial and provident societies)
•	School, College, University, Academy Trust or other education establishment.
National organisations based outside these areas but with projects located with the 50 mile radius may also be eligible.
Location
West Midlands and Yorkshire: within a 50 mile radius of postcodes B91 3ES or LS15 8ZB
Restrictions
Parish Councils are currently not eligible to apply.
Eligible Expenditure
The funding aims to: 
•	Improve the environment.
•	Forge stronger community bonds.
•	Support local educational institutions.
•	Encourage responsible business.
•	Improve places and spaces.
Eligible projects could include, but are not limited to: 
•	Energy efficiency and carbon reduction measures
•	Waste reduction and recycling initiatives
•	Improvements to outdoor environments
•	Training programmes that develop local skills and employment opportunities.
How To Apply
The online application form, frequently asked questions and two short videos can be found on the npower Business Solutions Foundation website. 
The videos explain the eligibility criteria and provide an overview of the application process. 
There are no deadlines for applications. Award decisions are made on a quarterly basis. 
Applications submitted from: 
•	1 January to 31 March 2025 are reviewed in April 2025 with awards in May 2025.
•	1 April to 30 June 2025 are reviewed in July 2025 with awards in August 2025.
•	1 July to 30 September 2025 are reviewed in October 2025 with awards in November 2025.
•	1 October to 31 December 2025 are reviewed in January 2026 with awards in February 2026.
•	1 January 2026 to 31 March 2026 are reviewed in April 2026 with awards in May 2026.
Contact Charis Grants Ltd for further information
Useful links
npower Business Solutions Foundation
https://npowerbusinesssolutions.com/foundation
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Enquiries
Charis Grants Ltd
Trinity Court
Trinity Street
Peterborough
PE1 1DA
Tel: 01733 421 021
E-Mail: nbsFoundation@charisgrants.com

Calls and deadlines

Information on future calls is indicative only and may be subject to change.
Final Deadline before Fund closes
Application start date:	-	
Application end date:	31/03/2026	
Frequency:	Key Deadline	

												

Sport Solihull - Small Grants Programme

Fund ID:	S22294	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	30/11/2024	
Grants are available to assist Solihull's local sports clubs and organisations to initiate and implement sporting development plans.
Fund Information
Funding body:	Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council	
Maximum value:	£ 1,000 	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
Sport Solihull (formerly Solihull Sports Council) represents local sport. It provides a forum for the voluntary sports sector to meet and discuss a wide range of sporting matters while at the same time, acts in partnership with other agencies and works closely with Solihull Council.
Objectives of Fund
As part of its work in the community, Solihull Sport administers a Small Grants Programme to help local clubs with their future development.
Value Notes
Grants of up to £1,000 are available.
Who Can Apply
Clubs and organisations must be: 
•	Delivering activities in the Borough of Solihull.
•	Involved in a sport recognised by Sport England.
•	Affiliated to a National Governing Body of sport.
•	Able to produce evidence of a development and action plan (or part of it) with time scales and costs. 

Existing or potential coaches must: 
•	Hold or be working towards a current governing body qualification/licence.
•	Prepared to be registered on a local and/or regional Coach Database.
•	Prepared to identify and illustrate how they will use their enhanced qualification or experience for the benefit of sport in their club /Solihull.
•	Clubs with coaches working with young people in Solihull should meet their NGB requirements for appropriate level of supervision, liability insurance, child protection training and Disclosure/barring registration.
•	Provide a copy of DBS disclosure.
Location
Solihull
Restrictions
The following are not eligible for funding: 
•	Retrospective costs.
•	Organisations that have received a Sport Solihull Grant in the last two years.
•	Capital expenditure for facility/building maintenance.
•	Personal or team kit other than safety equipment.
•	Entry fees for leagues etc.
•	Travel and expenses.
•	NGB annual registration/licence fees.
•	Statutory and liability insurance fees.
•	Facility hire fees or club management.
Eligible Expenditure
Grants are available to assist affiliated clubs or organisations to: 
•	Promote sport within the local community.
•	Increase sports participation.
•	Develop new or existing sports coaches.
Items considered for funding: 
•	Assist with the staging of taster days to attract increased membership and involvement.
•	Assist with the staging of events in Solihull Borough, which raise the profile of the sport within the community, and grass roots participation.
•	Assist with the public launch of a scheme, for example, a coaching programme which is part of a club development plan.
•	Assist with the cost of essential marketing and promotional material, or equipment, to enable the establishment and implementation of a project.
•	Banners that can be reused.
•	External coaching resources.
•	Safety/team equipment.
•	NGB Course fees external tutor.
•	Other Qualifications Mandated by NGB.
Items considered for funding only for one-off events/taster days: 
•	Leaflets and one-off advertisements.
•	Staff and volunteer payments.
•	Facility hire.
•	Payment of referee/umpire fees for competitions/tournaments.
•	Medals and trophies for competitions.
•	Payment for coaches.
How To Apply
Applications are open and can be submitted at anytime while funding remains available. 
Guidance notes and an online application form are available from the Sports Solihull website. 
Contact Sports Solihull for any further information.
Useful links
Sport Solihull Grants - Application Form
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=rgObbdmfb06EmZuschoIFDsjpNR0g-JBvjryhlnYClJUN002OTdZWFpLRU04MzBHM0pPWktTMDNNWi4u&route=shorturl
Sport Solihull Grant - Guidance Notes
https://solihullonthemove.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/SS-Grant-Guidance-notes-March-2023.pdf
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
David Acton
Sport Solihull
Po Box 18
Council House
Solihull, B91 9QS
Tel: 0121 704 6156
E-Mail: dacton@solihull.gov.uk

												

IM Properties Community Fund - Heart of England

Fund ID:	S50058	
Status:	Open for Applications	
Last updated:	08/03/2024	
Grants are available to support projects in the West Midlands that promote positive change, strengthen communities and enhance the natural environment.
Fund Information
Funding body:	Heart of England Community Foundation	
Maximum value:	£ 3,000 	
Application deadline:	None specified	
Background
IM Properties is a property company specialising in innovative, sustainable construction and insightful investment. As part of its Sustainable Futures strategy, it has established its own IM Properties Community Fund to build on the learning and good practice gained from its existing project funds. 
It has partnered with the Heart of England Community Foundation to administer the fund on its behalf.
Objectives of Fund
The aim of the fund is to support organisations with projects that will benefit communities in the midlands region including Birmingham, Black Country, Solihull, Coventry and Warwickshire.
Value Notes
Grants of up to £3,000 are available. 
No more than 10% of the project costs can be assigned to operational/core costs. 
Funding must be spent within 12 months of the award.
Who Can Apply
Applications are accepted from: 
•	Registered charities.
•	Constituted community groups.
•	Companies limited by guarantee with charitable aims.
•	Community interest companies.
•	Co-operatives - registered community benefit societies and registered industrial and provident societies.
•	Social enterprises.
Applicants must have an annual income of less than £500,000. 
To be eligible, applicants must be able to provide proof of: 
•	A management committee/board of trustees/board of directors with at least three unrelated people as members (a list of those directors will be required showing who has bank authorisation).
•	A written constitution/articles/set of rules.
•	Their most recent annual accounts or financial records showing the organisation's balance of funds, income and reserves.
•	A bank account in the name of the organisation with at least two unrelated signatories, and bank statement from the last three months.
•	Their safeguarding and equal opportunities policies.
Location
Midlands region including Birmingham, Black Country, Solihull, Coventry and Warwickshire
Restrictions
The following are not eligible for funding: 
•	Individuals or sole traders.
•	Companies limited by shares.
•	Capital builds.
•	Direct replacement of statutory obligation and public funding.
•	Promotion of religious or political activities.
•	Organisations or charities which are solely to promote any particular religion.
•	Groups with significant financial free reserves.
•	Retrospective grants.
•	Contribution to endowment fund, payment of deficit funding or repayment of loans.
•	National charities.
•	Overseas travel or expeditions.
•	Medical research and equipment for statutory or private healthcare.
•	General appeals.
•	Animal welfare, unless the project benefits people.
•	Statutory work in educational institutions.
•	Boxing clubs or associated organisations unless they are addressing wider community issues.
•	Sponsored or fundraising events or groups raising funds to distribute to other causes.
•	Schools, churches, parish councils or PTAs unless community benefit is demonstrated.
Eligible Expenditure
The aim of the fund is to support projects addressing one of the following priorities as part of IM Properties Sustainable Future Frameworks: 
People - promoting positive change including projects that: 
•	Support health and wellbeing.
•	Promote inclusion and diversity within the community.
Place - strengthening communities projects that: 
•	Promote and encourage community cohesion.
•	Tackle social isolation and/or help to build social networks.
•	Help to raise aspirations and provide learning opportunities for children, young people, adults and families.
Planet - enhancing the natural environment projects that: 
•	Promote education and awareness of sustainability.
•	Encourage resource efficiency by reduction, recycling and reusing of waste materials.
•	Support environmental initiatives including wildlife and habitat creation.
Grants can be made for a wide range of purposes including project, activity costs or consumables. For example: 
•	Pilot projects.
•	The purchase of equipment and resources.
•	Extension and development of existing projects.
Applicants must provide quotes for any capital items over £300.
How To Apply
The panel meets on a rolling basis and applications can be made at any time. 
The application form is available to complete on the Heart of England Community Foundation website. 
Contact the Heart of England Community Foundation for more information.
Useful links
Heart of England Community Foundation - Grants
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/available-grants/
IM Properties Community Fund
https://www.heartofenglandcf.co.uk/im-properties-community-fund/
Addresses and contacts
For further information on how to obtain this grant locally, please contact the following:
Enquiries
Heart of England Community Foundation
c/o Stellantis
Pinley House
2 Sunbeam Way
Coventry
West Midlands
CV3 1ND
Tel: 024 77800 520
E-Mail: info@heartofenglandcf.co.uk