The phrase "a small fund for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial resource allocated for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The organization has established a small fund for community development initiatives."
Alternatives: "a modest budget for" or "a minor allocation for".
My college had a small fund for students in dire financial circumstances.
Provide a small fund for activities that allow colleagues to get to know each other outside of the office.
States using some or all of their money for housing have designated it for a wide variety of programs, like a small fund for low-interest loans to build housing in low-income neighborhoods, in Virginia, and Ohio's sweeping plan to demolish abandoned property.
Then from the more seed stage investment program, Ron Conway's been doing a lot of that stuff, either as an Angel or as a small fund for quite awhile.
Each partner institution received a small fund for mentor stipends, meant to provide a modest salary top-up rather than a salary.
Set aside a small fund for a 'first date' outfit.
Despite the prospect of a smaller fund for the developing nations, representatives of such nations taking part here signaled that they would rather have a less generous agreement than no agreement at all.
Some health care workers couldn't afford to call in their reports, because they were paying the phone charges themselves; Rosling set up a small fund to pay for scratch cards that gave them airtime.
She became a full-time administrative assistant in July 1989, working for Bitran, Area Administrator Kim C. LePage, and as an accountant for a small fund.
But for a small fund, you don't need crazy ownership.
For a small fund, the firm has already made several investments, with over 11 companies already in the FuturePerfect Ventures portfolio.
