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Manchester Food Providers Fixtures and Fittings Fund

Macc

THIS FUNDING PROGRAMME IS NOW CLOSED FOR APPLICATIONS

From a total funding pot of £15,000, fifteen grants of £1,000 are available to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations that are emergency food providers working in the city of Manchester.

The funding is about supporting emergency food providers to plan ahead and prepare for the pressures of the upcoming winter period. £1,000 grants are available to be used for purchasing fixtures and fittings that:

  • ­ improve health and safety of service users and workers, particularly regarding Covid-19; and/or
  • ­ help sustain and improve efficiency of existing food services; and/or
  • ­ support increased food service provision

Priority will be given to those food providers that particularly support Black, Asian and other Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities, including those that specialise in culturally appropriate or other specialist emergency food provision.

Please note: grants of exactly £1,000-only are available, organisations can apply for one grant.


General information

  • The email address for submitting funding applications is [email protected]
  • The deadline for submission is midday on Thursday 1 October 2020
  • Macc aims to notify all applicants of the outcome of their bids no later than Monday 19 October
  • Upon completion of standard due diligence checks, successful applicants will receive their £1,000 grants in a single payment via bank transfer. We aim to pay monies out before the end of October
  • Grant holders then have until 28 February 2021 to spend their grant

This funding has been made available by Greater Manchester Combined Authority and the Greater Manchester High Sheriff’s Trust and is administered by Macc, the VCSE sector-support organisation for the city of Manchester.

Full details can be found in the guidance document here

If you have general questions about the funding, please contact Oliver at Macc via [email protected]