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.
Faith-based trust providing relief for individuals who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, or infirm, by funding items, services, and facilities that alleviate suffering or assist recovery.
Applications are considered at the quarterly Trustee meetings
Develops and funds projects that contribute to the life skills of disadvantaged children, young people, and young adults, supporting access to education, economic activities, and community contributions. Focuses on income generation and economic development in certain countries.
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Ensures inclusive and equitable quality education for vulnerable and marginalized people, particularly in developing countries, focusing on out-of-school children, marginalized youth, and building global alliances for education.
National and international education, development, and humanitarian organizations with experience in implementing primary education activities. Potential partners must complete an inquiry form for review.
Supports organizations that provide focused interventions in the lives of disadvantaged people to help them become self-reliant, including those affected by emergencies such as natural disasters.
Organizations with a budget between $300,000 and $3,000,000. Must be non-sectarian and ensure at least 90% of grant monies reach the intended beneficiaries.
Supports initiatives to improve health, education, and employment outcomes among impoverished women, children, and young people. Interested applicants should contact the foundation team for more information before submitting a full proposal.
Applications should be received no later than four weeks before the Board meetings in March, June, September, and November.
Projects addressing child sexual abuse, exploitation, and creating child-supportive environments, focusing on online safety and responses to abuse.
Legally registered organizations that meet funding requirements; projects aligned with Childhood’s thematic focus.
Three key focus areas: 1) Programs that provide skills and pathways to prepare youth (ages 13 to 30) for long-term success and the future of work, including the green economy, digital futures, and STEAM fields such as science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics. 2) Support for underrepresented and economically vulnerable small business owners and entrepreneurs through the “Backing Small” initiative, including grants, mentoring support, and technical assistance through established community partnerships. 3) Low-carbon projects.
National and local non-governmental organizations.
Projects supporting youth civic engagement and participation in democracy, including national and transnational initiatives.
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working with youth.
Projects accelerating gender equality aligned with SDG 5 priorities, such as eliminating violence against women, enhancing economic access, and promoting leadership.
Registered CSOs, including NGOs, community organizations, and academic institutes in the Pacific region.