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Looking for funding?

FunderFinder doesn't give grants. Nor is it possible to do a search on this website to see who might give you a grant.

Below is advice about how to use what information there is on this website to best advantage. If you're looking for a grant for a UK voluntary organisation or community group, read the advice immediately below. If you're looking for a grant for an individual person, click here.


If you want to know which trusts might fund your organisation, we suggest:

  • Read our page on where to get support for groups
  • Talk to a local advice agency. Many have a copy of our software. But even if they don't, they're likely to have a worker whose job is to advise groups about funding. Look in our leaflet Funding Resources to find an appropriate organisation.
  • Take a look at other leaflets. They include fund-raising advice, a list of books you can consult, and notes about the main kinds of organisation that fund voluntary groups. View and print or save whatever you want.
  • Check out links to other useful places on the Web.
  • Contact FunderFinder to see where (if anywhere) you can use the GIN (Groups In Need) program for free

If you want to know which trusts might make a grant to an individual person, we suggest:

  • Read our page on where to get support for individuals
  • If you are a student, see the welfare officer at your college, or in your students' union: some even have online advice
  • If you're thinking about money to study or improve your career prospects, get advice from your local Connexions (if you're 13 - 19) or nextstep agency if you're older
  • Try your local Citizens Advice Bureau or other advice agency
  • Alternatively, consult in the library the books which FunderFinder uses as reference material. Look in our leaflet Money for Individuals for details. You may even find a copy of our software in your local library.
  • Check out links to other useful places on the Web.
  • Contact FunderFinder to see where (if anywhere) you can use the PIN (People In Need) program for free

Remember, FunderFinder is UK focused - If you are based outside the UK, our software and advice are unlikely to be particularly relevant.

FREE RESOURCES
Apply Yourselves (software)
Budget Yourselves (software)
Leaflets
Where to get support (groups)
Where to get support (individuals)
Jargon explained
Links to charitable trusts
Links to awards and competitions
Other useful sites
 
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GIN (groups needing money)
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