Clubs across the fifth and sixth tiers will receive packages valued at either £90,000, £108,000, £252,000 or £285,000 depending on their division and average attendances.
Scroll down and click through the pages to see which clubs the allocations could help or hurt...
5. LOSER: Darlington
Darlington have the highest average attendance of any sixth tier side to be granted the minimum £90,000 package. Their 1,471 average gate last season is higher than 11 National League sides who will receive £252,000. Photo: Stu Forster
6. WINNER: Curzon Ashton
With an average gate during the 2019-20 season of just 376, Curzon Ashton had the smallest following in the National League North yet they will receive the same £90,000 package as teams like Darlington and Kidderminster Harriers and only £18,000 less than York City, who bring in more than seven times as many fans on an average matchday. Other clubs who benefit similarly to Curzon Ashton include Hungerford Town and Oxford City - all have an average attendance of under 400. Photo: Nathan Stirk
7. LOSER: Halifax Town
Not really a loser as such as they will still get £252,000 over the next three months but The Shaymen are the side with the highest average attendance in the National League not to be granted the £285,000 package. There had to be a cut-off point somewhere, unless funding was allocated on a club by club basis - which is probably how it should have been done. Photo: Mark Fletcher
8. WINNER: Torquay United
If Halifax are deemed 'losers' then we have to put Torquay United in the 'winners' category as they are the right side of the top seven cut off point and will receive the full £285,000 despite having the lowest average attendance of the seven teams by over 300 with 2,609 and half that of Notts County with 5,210. Photo: Dan Mullan