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Meet the Funders workshop: Garfield Weston Foundation

Join us for our next Meet the Funders workshop with the Garfield Weston Foundation, one of the UK’s leading family-founded grant-making charities.

This interactive online session will give faith and community groups the knowledge and confidence to apply for grants that strengthen communities, support local groups, and enhance social action.

The workshop will be hosted by Rev. James Green, CEO of Together Liverpool, in conversation with Harriet Brooks, Grant Manager at the Garfield Weston Foundation, at 11am on Thursday October 23rd.

Together they will share insights on navigating the funding process and unlocking resources to support your projects.

Rev. James said: “The Garfield Weston Foundation plays a vital role in supporting community-led initiatives across the UK. We encourage all interested Network of Kindness members to join us and learn how this funding can help bring your ideas to life.”

What to expect

The session will cover:

  • An introduction to the Garfield Weston Foundation and their funding priorities

  • How to apply for grants, with a focus on community-based projects

  • Tips and best practices for submitting successful applications

  • Opportunities for networking and collaboration among attendees

Why attend?

This workshop will help you:

  • Understand how the Garfield Weston Foundation can support your community projects

  • Gain insight into the application process, requirements, and timelines

  • Connect with other faith and community groups

  • Explore ways to strengthen your local community through funded projects

Who is it for?

Faith and community groups within the Network of Kindness. No prior experience of grant applications is required.

Event details

  • Format: Online, interactive session with Q&A

  • Date: Thursday 23 October 2025

  • Time: 11:00–12:00

  • Cost: Free for Network of Kindness members

This event is part of Together Liverpool’s Meet the Funders series, which has previously introduced Network of Kindness members to opportunities from The National Lottery, the Leathersellers Foundation, and the Benefact Trust - helping groups successfully secure grants for faith-based and community projects.