Funding opportunities

Applicant Organisations must: Be officially registered; Be one of the following: a Not-for-Profit, a Social Enterprise, or a Company with a defined social mission (and investing at least 50% of profit back into the Company). Organisations of any size are welcome to apply, however small to medium sized Organisations will be prioritised (average yearly budget up to £750,000).

We welcome collaboration among organizations in Latin America and prefer to fund institutions that are actively engaged with a broad array of stakeholders impacted by the identified challenge. We are unable to support certain types of activities related to legislation and lobbying. Organizations that are charitable in nature, i.e., with a United States 501(c)(3) tax status or its equivalent if located outside the U.S may apply. Organizations from Latin America do not need to have United States 501(c)(3) status.

The Trust funds organizations that are developing innovative and transferable  solutions, in partnership networks, that have the potential to catalyse change in South Africa from an undesired state to a desired state as  defined by the Trust strategy. Therefore, all applicants must have a clear theory of change/ change logic for the solution proposed.

Charities, including CIOs, registered in any part of the UK with an annual turnover of over £50,000 may apply. Charities registered outside the UK are not eligible.

Applicant Organisations must: Be officially registered; Be one of the following: a Not-for-Profit, a Social Enterprise, or a Company with a defined social mission (and investing at least 50% of profit back into the Company). Organisations of any size are welcome to apply, however small to medium sized Organisations will be prioritised (average yearly budget up to £750,000).

The Fund supports feminist groups, collectives and initiatives that are founded, led, and/or run by people who belong to the communities whose rights they seek to advance. The Fund gives priority to smaller and emerging groups that are doing critically important work but have limited access to funding. In addition to funding registered, formal organisations, we are open to funding informal or unregistered groups of activists, as well as networks or coalitions.

UK registered charities only.

Anyone representing or collaborating on an innovative project in the field of housing is welcome to enter – individuals, NGOs, public institutions, private initiatives, academia, United Nations programmes, etc.

Applicant Organisations must: Be officially registered; Be one of the following: a Not-for-Profit, a Social Enterprise, or a Company with a defined social mission (and investing at least 50% of profit back into the Company). Organisations of any size are welcome to apply, however small to medium sized Organisations will be prioritised (average yearly budget up to £750,000).