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Funding for clubs in Isle of Wight

No Isle of Wight-specific schemes listed yet - these national funds are open to every club, including yours. Every fund checked by Grassroute.

Premier League / Football Stadia Improvement Fund

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Premier League Stadium Fund

Up to £750,000 · Adult

Capital funding for stadium and matchday facilities at semi-professional level - a niche fund for clubs in the upper non-league and women's pyramid tiers.

What you'll need (2)

Venue Ownership or Lease required

Men's National League System Steps 1-6 and Women's Football Pyramid Tiers 1-4 only (plus limited support for clubs promoted into EFL League Two). Not for junior or Sunday-league clubs. Up to £400k (men's NLS) / £750k (women's pyramid).

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The National Lottery Community Fund

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National Lottery Awards for All England

£300 – £20,000

Rolling community grants for projects up to two years - well suited to kit, equipment and small facility improvements.

What you'll need (1)

No deadline, but decisions take around 16 weeks - build that into your project timeline.

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Sport England

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Movement Fund

£300 – £15,000

Grants or crowdfunding pledges to get people active - the flagship rolling small-grants pot for not-for-profit sports clubs.

What you'll need (3)

Constituted Club required

Not-for-profit clubs with at least three unrelated committee members. Decisions typically take 6 to 8 weeks.

Apply at least 12 weeks ahead

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