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Share The Joy is a Community Cycling Fund. The partnership initiative from LCC and Lime with support from LOUD Mobility awards grants to projects that help encourage more people to cycle.

If you’re a London-based community group you can submit your application today. Funding is awarded four times a year to cover core costs, project costs, or new equipment. The average grant awarded is £2,500 but exceptional cases and brilliant ideas will receive more, so don’t hold back when applying!

Apply For A Grant

The Share The Joy Community Fund awards grants to projects that improve Health and Wellbeing, Accessibility & Inclusion or Skills & Connectivity. Projects that support people underrepresented in cycling will be given additional priority. The deadline for applications is 25 June 2025.

Grants are awarded to groups or ideas that demonstrate potential in one of three categories. Projects that support groups underrepresented in cycling, or that may have difficulty accessing funding from elsewhere, are given additional priority.
1. Health & Wellbeing

For organisations or cycling projects that improve physical and mental wellbeing or tackling health inequalities.

2. Accessibility & Inclusion

For organisations or projects that provide cycling support to groups underrepresented in cycling in London.

3. Skills & Connectivity

For organisations or projects that help people develop skills and access employment opportunities, as well as provide free or discounted access to active travel to enable connectivity.

Not sure which category is best for you? Contact us and we can help you submit your application today.

Black Women on Wheels

Being awarded the Share the Joy grant has helped us increase our ride frequency by training more ride leaders while also strengthening the foundations of our cycling club.

Faith Uwadiae and Karen Safo-Barnieh, Co-Founders, Black Women On Wheels
It’s quick and easy to apply for a grant from the Share The Joy Community Fund, just follow the steps below. And remember, we’re here to help, if you have questions or need any support completing your application just get in touch.

1. Check the Terms and Conditions paying special attention to the eligibility criteria.

2. Complete the form here and join the mailing list to hear when the next round is open.

3. Contact us if you need help and support by e-mailing sharethejoy@lcc.org.uk

LATEST NEWS

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Nine community groups win £21,000 ‘Share The Joy’ funding

The ‘Share The Joy' round two recipients revealed

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Meet the Share the Joy Fund Recipients

With the second round of Share the Joy funding still open, we caught up with groups from the first round to see how the funding has impacted them.

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'Share the Joy' fund launch with Lime

LCC launches £100,000 community cycling fund in partnership with Lime to increase cycling within underrepresented groups

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upCYCLE

Our Share the Joy finding has been put towards bike repair workshops, cycling lessons for kids, and helmets for them. These workshops are invaluable to get children engaged in cycling and broaden their horizons.

Phil Dobdon, Founder, upCYCLE

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Lime kick-started the fund by generously contributing £100,000. The aim is to grow it much further to fund even more community cycling projects. If you or your organisation can contribute, please get in touch.

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