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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Foundation Unlimited

Corporate Foundation working to support individual fulfilment, development and protection under three key focus areas: Ensuring access to water and basic food needs, supporting medical research into cancer and managing dependency; Developing individual potential through self-identification, achievement and resilience through sport; Realizing individual aspirations through training and education. The foundation will support two types of initiatives: Innovative project – limited to the proof-of-concept phase, which will determine subsequent deployment; Structuring project – projects whose relevance has already been demonstrated and proven.

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Grant size: 50
Closing date: Ongoing

Halcrow Foundation

Develop local community infrastructure such as access to education, healthcare and clean water. Support livelihood development for example increasing household food, health and income security. If overheads such as management supervision, monitoring and reporting are needed, these are kept to a minimum.

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Registered NGOs who work at a grassroots level in our target regions and with annual income and spending under £3 million.

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Location: Various - see site
Grant size: 50
Closing date: Ongoing

The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust

Animal Welfare – to promote and encourage practical work in preventing cruelty to animals and relieving suffering of animals.

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Applicants must have been registered for at least one year in order to apply. Grant Applications must be supported with the applicants most recent Financial Accounts and Annual Report.

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Location: Various - see site
Grant size: 10
Closing date: Ongoing

SJP Foundation Spring Grant Round

To apply to the SJP Foundation, a pre-existing connection or affiliation with a member of the SJP community (e.g. employee, Partner, Adviser) is required. The Foundation funds small and medium size charities across the UK and overseas focussed on empowering people and communities by breaking barriers and unlocking potential. Funded programmes focus on five core themes: Disadvantaged Children and Young People; Supporting Mental Health; Living Well with Cancer; Care and Support at End of Life; Financial Wellbeing. Pre-application webinar at 17.03 at 2.00-3.00pm. Before applying you must have an introduction to the Charitable Foundation by a member of the St. James’s Place community or have been funded by the SJP Charitable Foundation in the last 3 years. You must also be a UK registered charity and able to demonstrate lasting, evidence based impact.

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You have an SJP Introducer, they know your organization, they understand your project, they agree to support your application. Beyond this, international charities must: align with core funding themes; have UK charity income under £1 million; partner with a locally led, in-country organisation; meet at least one of the SDGs.

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Location: UK & overseas
Grant size: 10
Closing date: 08 Jul 2026

Lord and Lady Lurgan Trust

In South Africa, grants are awarded on the basis of the Trustees’ perception of need, and may reflect the following categories: Music and arts education and participation, Deafness and other disabilities, The elderly, Medical relief including hospice support, and Medical research. Applications are accepted for our South Africa grants programme once a year for our Summer meeting only.

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Registered charities may apply. Please email the Trust first to check your eligibility (email provided on website).

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Location: Various - see site
Closing date: 30 Apr 2026

SJP Foundation Spring Grant Round

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Location: UK & overseas
Grant size: 10
Closing date: 08 Apr 2026

Embassy of Japan in South Africa

Small development projects which have a direct and immediate impact on the well-being of disadvantaged communities at the grass-roots level.

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Non-governmental organisations, community-based organisations, education institutions, medical institutions and local governments may apply.

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Location: Various - see site
Grant size: 10
Closing date: 06 Mar 2026

Beatrice Gilmore Trust

Charities must have objectives that enable the following: the prevention or the relief of poverty; the provision of services to improve the educational attainment and opportunities for those who are most disadvantaged; the provision of health services to enable those who are vulnerable because of their youth, old age, ill health, disability or financial hardship to take greater control over their lives; the support of the communities of those who are most disadvantaged.

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UK registered charities with an income of between £50,000 and £1.5m may apply.

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Location: Various - see site
Closing date: 28 Feb 2026

Viiv Healthcare – Positive Action for HIV prevention

Scaling up community-based, evidence-informed interventions to address critical gaps in paediatric HIV prevention, testing, and treatment. We are seeking community-based organisations to implement locally driven programmes that increase paediatric HIV testing coverage, improve links to care, and viral suppression rates.

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Non-governmental and community-based organisations may apply. We prioritise engagement with locally-led organisations – particularly those embedded within affected communities – and encourage collaboration that actively promotes local ownership, leadership, and decision making.

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Location: Various - see site
Grant size: 50
Closing date: 17 Feb 2026