Chiswick Flower Market (c) Anna Kunst Photography
The Chiswick Flower Market Community Grants Programme is now open for 2026, offering a total of £30,000 in funding for projects that help make Chiswick greener, more sustainable and more connected.
Grants of up to £3,000 are available to charities, community groups, schools, non-profit organisations and small independent businesses based in Chiswick and the surrounding W4 area. The programme supports initiatives that benefit the local community, promote Chiswick High Road, or enhance environmental sustainability, biodiversity and urban greening.
Since launching last year, the fund has already awarded £12,500 to a range of local projects. These include improvements to the garden at Cavendish Primary School, including the creation of a sensory garden; funding for art materials and room hire for the Hogarth Estate Junior Youth Group; enhancements to the community garden at St Paul’s Church to support biodiversity; expanded wellbeing, arts and physical activity programmes delivered by W4 Youth; biodiversity planting and school garden improvements led by Wild Chiswick; and upgrades to green houses and equipment used for community plant sales by the Chiswick Horticultural and Allotments Society.
If you have a project that could help Chiswick bloom, you can apply through the Chiswick Flower Market Community Grant Application page, where a simple online form is available.
For questions about eligibility or project ideas, applicants are encouraged to email info@chiswickflowermarket.com before submitting.
Applications are open while funds remain available, so early submissions are strongly encouraged.
“We are delighted to have helped a variety of local initiatives and looking forward to receiving more applications," said Kathleen Mitra, Director of Chiswick Flower Market. “If anyone is unsure, we are happy to receive queries by email in advance of an application, so please do feel free to get in touch”.
About Chiswick Flower Market
Chiswick Flower Market is a volunteer-run market established as a Community Interest Company (CIC), which reinvests all profits back in to the local area. The market takes place on the first Sunday of every month at Old Market Place on Chiswick High Road, attracting visitors from across London while championing British growers, independent businesses, and environmental awareness.
