Small Grants Programme

Small Grants Supported So Far

Community-led Projects
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London Boroughs
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Active rangers
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Clerkenwell Pollinator Path

A group of local people and organisations who live and work in Clerkenwell, love the area, and are passionate about boosting biodiversity in the neighbourhood.

The London Fruit Harvest

Taining local fruit harvesters and growing a network of community-led picking groups that rescue fruit, share it, and celebrate the city’s edible abundance.

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Ranger applications are now open

We are on the hunt for more people who share our vision for a greener, healthier, and wilder London.

We are on the hunt for more people who share our vision for a greener, healthier and wilder London. 

To apply click on the button below, alternatively you can complete the form in Word here.

Applications close at midnight on Sunday 27th September.

Three women smiling and waving at the camera while working outdoors in a garden. They are surrounded by small plant pots, gardening tools, and greenery. Each is wearing gloves and appears to be enjoying the gardening activity.
A group of eight people smiling and posing together in a community garden. Some are holding gardening tools, and they are surrounded by greenery, raised beds, and a small greenhouse. The group stands near a modern building under a bright, sunny sky.
A group of people actively planting trees in a vibrant garden, promoting ecological health and community involvement.
A group of individuals gathered around a table, reviewing documents and engaging in discussion.
Diagram illustrating the components and flow of a water treatment system for purification and distribution.
People engaged in conversation and activities at tables and tents in a lively outdoor gathering on a sunny day.
Several people standing together next to a red car, sharing smiles and laughter in a friendly outdoor city setting.
A collective of individuals in a woodland area, engaged in conversation amidst the beauty of the forest environment. They are listening to a man speaking.
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Grants Distributed Across London Boroughs

Through these efforts, Rangers are empowered to create lasting, impactful projects that benefit communities across London while building the foundation for future initiatives. Whether small or large, each project exemplifies the power of teamwork, resourcefulness, and shared purpose.

Expert advice on project planning and development.

Partnership building, connecting Rangers with relevant organisations and stakeholders.

Support for funding applications, including guidance and letters of endorsement.

Collaboration opportunities, fostering shared expertise and resources.

Volunteer assistance, such as Ranger involvement or promotion through networks.

Financial contributions, such as funding for materials or essential resources.

Community Groups Supported By The Grants Programme

Donations directly support Ranger-led projects across London

In 2025, London National Park City delivered an accessible small grants programme supporting 113 community-led environmental projects across 23 London boroughs – empowering local action where it matters most – we’re aiming to double the number of grants over each of the next 2 years.

Helping Londoners green – grey spaces and bringing people closer to nature — from nature playgrounds, to citizen science, community gardens, to guided walks, food-growing, biodiversity restoration and  much more.

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Our Ranger programme has been designed to meet the diverse needs of our 100+, London-wide Ranger community and is continually being evaluated and developed as our volunteer network grows and evolves.

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