Apply for a Grant

Champion science, technology, engineering and maths with a grant from the Millennium Point Charitable Trust.

Apply for Funding

Start your application now by filling in your details below and downloading the application form. Once completed email your form to [email protected] before 5pm on Friday 6th December.

 

Please note: The school/organisation must be within the West Midlands Combined Authority area in the United Kingdom. We do not accept international applications. We also do not accept applications from limited companies.

 

As we wish to maximise the impact of our grants, we encourage grant applicants to apply for smaller grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 in this grant cycle. This will mean that we can potentially help more organisations. There will still be the opportunity for a few larger grants (of up to £20,000) to be given but in the main we will be concentrating on helping the wider community with smaller grants.


How to Apply

Form
Register your details above to download the application form

Save your application with your organisation’s name.

Email the completed form back by 6/12/2024

Send to:
[email protected]

You’ll be notified of the outcome of your application in July 2025
Successful applications will receive their grant in September 2025
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What Kind of Projects Do We Support?

Implementing a creative and interactive STEM Curriculum in education

Projects will need to fulfil one or more of the following:

  • Introduce exciting and innovative STEM projects or activities into the classroom which in turn engage pupils of all ages from Nursery up to school leavers.
  • Inspire an interest in STEM subjects in schools.
  • Engage underprivileged or marginalised groups in STEM learning, making it more accessible and inclusive.
  • Focus strongly on enhancing STEM across the curriculum.
Promoting STEM careers

Projects will need to fulfil one or more of the following:

  • Target young people to pursue careers in STEM from an early age.

  • Deliver ‘STEM-centric’ events to engage young people.

  • Encourage parents and or teachers to learn more about STEM opportunities and STEM career choices open to young people.

  • Develop school programmes of work to showcase STEM career opportunities.

  • Promote STEM learning in local communities.

Purchasing of STEM Resources

Projects will need to fulfil one or more of the following:

  • Enhance STEM education through the purchase of STEM equipment for schools or nurseries or other organisations.

  • Improve knowledge through the purchasing of STEM literature/books, ideally, this will be linked to a larger STEM project.

  • Provide digital resources for pupils (i.e. Laptops/iPads/Google chrome books etc.). Please remember to detail how this links to STEM education and provide an outline of the STEM project or education programme that the resources will be used for.

  • Reduce digital poverty and provide further opportunities to engage in new STEM skills and learning.

Is My Organisation Eligible?

  • School/College
  • Voluntary or Community Group
  • Registered Charity
  • A Constituted Group or Club
  • Not-for-profit company or Community Interest Company (CIC)
  • Social Enterprise
  • Organisations whose project beneficiaries reside within the West Midlands Combined Authority area
  • Universities
  • Hospitals or Hospices
  • Individuals
  • Companies or Sole Traders that are aimed at generating profits for private distribution.
  • Organisations based out of the UK
  • Organisations whose project beneficiaries reside outside of the West Midlands Combined Authority area

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