Environmental Grants for Community Projects

Published: 14 August 2026

Environmental Grants for Community Projects

Thursday 17 September 2026, 11.00am

Do you know a group with an idea for an environmental project but unsure where to find funding?

Whether they're planning a community garden, launching a waste-reduction initiative, creating a local biodiversity project or running a citizen science programme, this free webinar will help them understand the funding opportunities available and how to make a strong application.

Join Kent Community Foundation for a practical and supportive session for groups looking to develop environmental projects in their area for 2027.

During the webinar, we'll cover:

Environmental funding opportunities available to community groups
What we are looking for in an application, tips for applying and the process
Real-life case studies from successful environmental projects
Live Q&A session where attendees can ask their questions

We're also delighted to welcome Peter from Sunken Garden as a guest speaker, who will share insights from a successful environmental project and the impact it has had on the local community.

Thinking about an environmental project for 2027? Join us to find out more about available funding opportunities and how to apply.

Help spread the word

We'd appreciate your support in sharing this opportunity with organisations, volunteers and residents in your area. Please feel free to share our Facebook event, include it in your newsletter or post it on your website and social media channels.

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Places are free, but booking is essential.

Book your place

If you can't make the date, we will be recording the webinar, so please sign-up and you will receive the recording after the session.

If you have any questions about funding please email hello@kentcf.org.uk

If you have a query about the event, please contact Ariana Herbert-Thomas-Jones, Development and Events Officer, at ariana@kentcf.org.uk.

Thank you for helping us share this opportunity with communities across Kent and Medway.