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.
Funds bold ideas tackling early drivers of youth mental health.
Legally incorporated organisations may apply. Preference is given to youth-led organisations and those based in the 12 priority countries. Others must partner with a local organisation in a priority country.
D-Prize seed new organizations distributing proven poverty solutions, all aiming to scale. They believe social impact organizations are uniquely positioned to distribute an existing product or service known to improve lives where need still exists.
New organisations (or those under 18 months old and with less than USD $30,000 raised). Must focus on distributing evidence-based interventions. Applicants can be for-profit ventures, NGOs, and charities.
Supports service projects increasing access to dental care for those in need. Eligible costs include disposable medical equipment and supplies, instruments, instrumental rental and lab fees.
Tax-exempt organisations. Non-US applicants must provide proof of tax-exempt status and two letters of endorsement dated 2025.
Funding for innovative projects promoting social inclusion, empowerment and equal opportunities for women, youth, children and people with a migratory background in disadvantaged situations.
Registered nonprofits based in the UK, USA or Italy may apply. UK organisations must be registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. Required documents: constitution, charity registration number, and annual accounts for 2022 and 2023 (or 2023 and 2024).
The Audacious Project looks for proven concepts that aspire to create a better world that cover a wide range of issues, from global health and climate change to social justice and education.
Applicant organisations should be able to receive philanthropic funds and have the core infrastructure necessary to support the work. Note: Past projects have had an annual operating budget of $2 million or more. Individuals, ages 18 and up, may apply on behalf of a nonprofit, NGO, institution or collaboration between multiple entities.
The Egis corporate Foundation is exclusively dedicated to fighting climate change and supporting a fair, social and economic ecological transition. Our focus is on educational and social initiatives that support a ‘just transition’ and help protect people’s living and working conditions in the shift towards a carbon-neutral world. We are regularly inviting foundations, NGOs and charities to discuss their ideas and projects with us. Overall, we have two funding processes: Firstly, we open applications to our main fund annually, as part of our international call for projects. We’re also interested in developing long-term partnerships with organisations and to co-finance programs with other funds and foundations. We then select two to four key projects to support per year. Secondly, we also give our employees the opportunity to identify and bring to our attention the projects they want to support close to our key regional offices. This local identification process allow us to fund two to eight smaller projects per year.
We welcome applications from organisations worldwide, with a preference for France-based international organisations or structures located in areas where we have offices.
We support locally led initiatives that help with access to clean water, sanitation or food security through irrigation. If you’ve got an idea to help a community most in need, apply today.
The Reece Foundation accepts Grant applications that meet the following guidelines: the application is submitted by a registered charity or not-for-profit organisation.
The Trust makes grants to various organisations. Based on its overseas granting in 2023, focus areas included: wildlife conservation, community health and education.
Likely UK-registered charities working internationally.
Offering grants and donations for the advancement of education, arts and culture, amateur sports, promotion of good health and relief for sickness
Individuals or charitable associations, bodies and organisations registered in the UK.