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The City Grants Fund will support groups and organisations to help run events, festivals and projects that aim to encourage community participation. This fund can also be used for a one-off purchase or repair of equipment.
One-off grants of up to £2,500 are available from an overall budget of £50,000.
City Grants in 2025/26 will focus on the following Priority Neighbourhoods:
Exwick
Redhills
St Thomas
St David’s
City Centre
Newtown
Mincinglake
Beacon Heath
Whipton
Wonford
Countess Wear
These areas are priority areas as they are the main communities in the city with the highest rate of inequalities.
For more information about City Grants, and to learn when and how to apply, visit the Exeter City Council website
The City Grants Fund will support groups and organisations to help run events, festivals and projects that aim to encourage community participation. This fund can also be used for a one-off purchase or repair of equipment.
One-off grants of up to £2,500 are available from an overall budget of £50,000.
City Grants in 2025/26 will focus on the following Priority Neighbourhoods:
Exwick
Redhills
St Thomas
St David’s
City Centre
Newtown
Mincinglake
Beacon Heath
Whipton
Wonford
Countess Wear
These areas are priority areas as they are the main communities in the city with the highest rate of inequalities.
For more information about City Grants, and to learn when and how to apply, visit the Exeter City Council website
