Grant Theme
Wimbledon Foundation Award
The Get Set Go Further award provides £60,000 across three years, strengthening the Project's ability to plan, deliver and report.
Grants
A funder-ready route for community football work.
The Project should make it easy for trusts, foundations and grant makers to understand the need, the delivery model, the safeguards and the outcomes their funding can support.
Live Funder Confidence
The Project has secured major multi-year backing.
Wimbledon Foundation has awarded The Junction Elite Project the Get Set Go Further award: £60,000 in total, with £20,000 per year for three years. It is an important signal that the charity can build serious funder relationships around community football work.
Wimbledon Partnership
Award Summary
£60,000 total award
£20,000 per year
Three-year funded activity
Merchandise support for community moments
Funding Themes
Clear themes for grants and restricted funding.
These themes give funders a starting point before a specific proposal, budget and reporting plan are agreed.
Grant Theme
Access To Sport
Removing practical barriers so more young people can take part in positive football activity.
Grant Theme
Holiday Activity
Camps and structured activity that can support routine, wellbeing, food and safe local places.
Grant Theme
Schools And Outreach
Partnership delivery with schools and local organisations around enrichment, mentoring and inclusion.
Grant Theme
Belonging And Recognition
Awards, family events and mentoring moments that help young people feel seen and valued.
Funder Confidence
Funders need evidence before, during and after delivery.
This grant route connects public impact with the Trust Centre, so a funder can see the charity as credible, separate and ready to report properly.
View Trust CentreA separate charity identity, bank account, records and public-benefit decision making
Restricted funds tracked against the approved purpose
Safeguarding, consent and image-use boundaries agreed before delivery
Simple reporting on activity, outputs, outcomes, spend and learning
Application Pathway
Make proposals easier to build and easier to report.
Stage 1
Define the need, target group, delivery setting and charitable purpose.
Stage 2
Build a realistic budget with unrestricted, restricted or matched-funding assumptions made clear.
Stage 3
Agree outcomes, evidence, safeguarding requirements and reporting dates.
Stage 4
Deliver, review and report with honest learning as well as positive stories.
Proposal Pack
Documents should follow the funder, not the other way round.
As live funder conversations develop, the charity can prepare the right documents for each grant rather than pretending one generic pack fits every application.
Programme outline and budget
Safeguarding and governance summary
Impact and outcomes plan
Restricted-fund reporting notes
Grant Funding
Start a funder conversation with a specific need.
The most useful next step is to match a funding opportunity to a clear programme, outcome and reporting plan.