Grants Online has published a list of organisations that have launched funding programmes in response to Coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Lloyds Bank Foundation provides long-term funding and tailored support to help charities develop. It supports charities that have annual income of £25,000 to £1 million.

The National Churches Trust offers grants to maintain church buildings supporting places of worship of historic, architectural and community value.

The Marsh Christian Trust focuses on providing funding that could help small organisations pay for various running costs. Their funding strategy is to provide long-term core funding.

The Weavers' Company Benevolent Fund is especially interested in helping smaller organisations which offer direct services. They support work that helps people in trouble, particulary young offenders and ex-offenders, and other disadvantaged young people.

The Woodward Charitable Trust favours small-scale, locally based initiatives.

The Golsoncott Foundation supports projects that demonstrate and deliver excellence in the arts, in particular fine arts and music.

The Equality and Diversity Community Fund gives local charities and community groups a greater role in delivering events. Projects should promote social inclusion, celebrate diversity, and support equality through providing opportunities for people with protected characteristics.

Grants of £10,000–25,000 to support organisations working with poor and marginalised people.

Grants to help people rebuild their communities. The Wakeham Trust can take risks and support unpopular causes in ways that big charities find hard to do.