Funding opportunities

The latest opportunities to procure funding for your project or organisation. Please make sure to read any guidance on the funder's website before applying, as location and eligibility may have changed since publication.

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Hazel’s Footprint Trust

Hazel’s Footprints Trust was established with an aim to support access to education for children in developing countries. We are interested in providing grants to a small number of projects each year. While varied in nature, all projects supported to date have access to education at their core, be that in helping prepare and motivate children to learn, creating and equipping effective environments for learning or helping to address specific learning needs. Examples include projects to provide a school with IT equipment, build a library, build and refurbish classrooms, build a school kitchen and fund specific educational programmes.

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We fund via UK charity partners only and cannot accept applications directly from schools or projects in-country. Charities must be registered with the Charities Commission or the Scottish Charity Register (OSCR).

Location
Worldwide
Closing date
10 Aug 2026

Randall Foundation

Project-based work that directly saves lives, across four areas, including alleviating extreme poverty in ways that create direct, sustainable impact; improving healthcare and nutrition for the most vulnerable populations; clean water and sanitation projects for the most vulnerable, and education initiatives aimed at tackling systemic inequalities. Our enquiry process will remain open until Trustees determine sufficient enquiries have been received.

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UK registered organisations may apply.

Location
Worldwide
Grant size
10
Closing date
Ongoing

Blue Action Fund

Project which supports the establishment or improved management of protected areas and mangrove ecosystems, combined with the protection, restoration, and sustainable use of mangroves for biodiversity, climate mitigation/adaptation, and livelihoods.

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Charitable NGOs or NGO consortia with proven mangrove conservation/restoration and blue carbon experience.

Location
Various - see site
Grant size
50
Closing date
16 Oct 2026

National Endowment for Democracy (NED)

Annual grants to support democratic goals and strengthen democratic institutions globally. Supports human rights, freedom of information, independent media, civic education, transparency, anti-corruption, civil society strengthening, and freedom of association.

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UK-based organisations working in eligible countries may apply. Organisations can include NGOs, civic organisations, associations, independent media, advocacy groups. No individuals, government bodies or state-supported institutions.

Location
Worldwide
Grant size
10
Closing date
21 Sep 2026

Adidas Foundation Moving for Change

Sport for Development projects that advance gender equality. The focus is girls and women, with an intersectional approach to communities facing discrimination or exclusion based on factors such as: Gender identity and expression, Sexual orientation, Ethnicity or race, Disability, Nationality, migrant or refugee status, Religion, belief, or faith background.

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Lead applicants must be International Non-Governmental Organizations that are: operating independently of government control and conduct activities across multiple countries (at least three), legally registered non-profit organizations with operational presence in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and/or Uganda, applying jointly with a locally based, legally registered Sport for Development organization in the country of implementation.

Location
Various - see site
Grant size
50
Closing date
21 Aug 2026

Coefficient Giving – Global Health and Wellbeing in an Era of Transformative AI

Project which supports research, policy development, implementation and field-building at the intersection of global health, economic development and transformative AI. Projects are focused on preparing for and navigating AI’s second-order effects on health and economic outcomes, particularly for the global poor. Explicitly excludes “AI for good” tools where AI itself is the health or education intervention.

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Open globally to individuals, academic institutions, think tanks, nonprofits and for-profits.

Location
Worldwide
Closing date
21 Aug 2026

Biodiv’Sport Grant Programme 2026

Technical and financial support for biodiversity conservation projects. This edition exclusively funds projects combining sport and biodiversity conservation. Play for Nature approaches its funding as a long-term partnership; if the collaboration is successful (regular submission of activity reports, smooth communication with our team, and documented conservation impact) we may consider strengthened support in subsequent years, in the form of multi-year grants or higher amounts.

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Civil society organisations established for at least 3 years whose primary mission is biodiversity conservation may apply. Your project involves at least one threatened species on the IUCN Red List (Vulnerable, Endangered, or Critically Endangered status). The amount requested represents ≤ 50% of your organisation’s annual budget AND ≥ 10% of the total project cost.

Location
Worldwide
Closing date
16 Aug 2026

Souter Charitable Trust

Projects engaged in the relief of human suffering in all aspects in the UK and overseas – especially, but not exclusively, those with a Christian emphasis and ethos.

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UK Charities Only Grants are restricted to UK registered charities. Due to current legislation, the Trustees are unable to provide direct funding to overseas organisations as they cannot carry out the necessary due diligence.

Location
UK & overseas
Closing date
13 Aug 2026

Common Good Cyber Fund

Nonprofit cybersecurity work protecting high-risk internet users including critical infrastructure, incident response/protection services and policy work for vulnerable communities like civil society and journalists. Organisations with a track record on gender equity and technology-facilitated gender-based violence are explicitly prioritised for the protection and advocacy objectives.

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Global majority-based organisations are prioritised.

Location
Worldwide
Grant size
50
Closing date
04 Aug 2026