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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Egis Foundation – Long-term partnerships

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.

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We welcome applications from organisations worldwide, with a preference for France-based international organisations or structures located in areas where we have offices.

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Location
Worldwide
Grant size
other
Closing date
Ongoing

Reece Foundation

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.

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The Reece Foundation accepts Grant applications that meet the following guidelines: the application is submitted by a registered charity or not-for-profit organisation.

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Location
Australia and overseas
Grant size
10
Closing date
Ongoing

The Raindance Charitable Trust

The Trust makes grants to various organisations. Based on its overseas granting in 2023, focus areas included: wildlife conservation, community health and education.

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Likely UK-registered charities working internationally.

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Location
UK & Uganda
Closing date
Ongoing

The Sterry Family Foundation

Offering grants and donations for the advancement of education, arts and culture, amateur sports, promotion of good health and relief for sickness

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Individuals or charitable associations, bodies and organisations registered in the UK.

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Location
Various - see site
Closing date
Ongoing

Zoological Society for the Conservation of Species and Populations

Conservation projects for wild animal species, subspecies, and populations that are globally threatened or data deficient. They prioritize lesser-known species that are not the focus of other conservation programs.

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Awarded project funds can only be transferred to NGOs, universities or comparable institutions.

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Location
Any country, but projects in wealthier industrial countries are only supported in justified exceptional cases.
Closing date
Ongoing

The Ronald W. Naito MD Foundation

The Foundation supports local, national, and international initiatives in the following categories: climate, health equity, and sustainable communities. Areas that are currently under-represented in our grant making include: nonprofits that work internationally or domestically, including regional and national organizations; climate crisis mitigation, especially aggressive efforts to curtail or prevent new greenhouse gas emissions; international long-term health equity initiatives; health equity initiatives addressing aging and supporting elders; systemic initiatives and advocacy/policy work in any of our funding priorities.

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To be eligible for funding, your organization must be a Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that is classified as a public charity under Section 509(a) 1 or 2 of the United States tax code or have a fiscal sponsor with documented Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The organization must have an office or affiliate office within the United States and a US EIN. Foreign organizations with active US-equivalency determinations may also be considered.

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Location
US & overseas
Grant size
10
Closing date
18 Aug 2025

The Peter Stebbings Memorial Charity

In Sub-Saharan Africa, the Charity restricts applications to those relating to three principal areas of work: sanitation, irrigation, hygiene and access to clean water (WASH). The Charity is particularly interested in low-tech, repeatable schemes involving local communities. Women’s empowerment including education, training, enhancing life chances, reproductive choices, safe childbirth, and access for vulnerable groups. Provision of recycled tools and equipment.

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Registered charities with annual incomes of up to £5m.

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Location
London and Sub-Saharan Africa
Closing date
02 Jul 2025

Together Women Rise – Featured Grants

Together Women Rise provides funding to organizations that empower and support women and girls in low-income and marginalized communities in the Global South. We support capacity building, new programs, or expansion of existing programs. We award at least 12 Featured Grants per calendar year

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Applicant must be a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or have a fiscal sponsor which is a US 501(c)(3) corporation. A fiscal sponsor is a US nonprofit organization that provides fiduciary oversight, financial management, and other administrative services to help build the capacity of charitable organizations that do not have a US 501(c)(3) designation. Only organizations with budgets of $100,000 and above may apply. Organizations may receive no more than one Featured Grant per four-year period

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Location
Low-income communities in the Global South
Grant size
10
Closing date
06 Jun 2025

People’s Trust for Endangered Species

Projects focused on endangered species. Funds will be awarded for work that aims to generate the scientific evidence that will facilitate the conservation of a species. The evidence may include testing a conservation intervention to address a particular threat, or answering a key conservation question, which will enable conservationists to undertake critical conservation action.

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Applications are welcomed from scientific researchers and those working in the field of practical conservation. The project leader should be based either within an NGO or a university research department.

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Location
UK, UK overseas territories or any country not classified by the World Bank as high-income.
Closing date
29 May 2025