Funding
The Fore Grants

The Fore Grants

The Fore

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Funding Available:
Up to £45,000
Deadline:
15/07/2026

Funding Information

The Fore offers unrestricted grants of up to £45,000 (over 1–3 years) plus strategic pro bono business support to help small UK charities grow or strengthen.

The Fore see applicants as experts in their fields. They also know that many of the best people who run small charities don’t have lots of fundraising experience. Their approach is designed to level the playing field.

The Fore encourage applications from organisations working with underserved communities, and those who have struggled to access trust and foundation funding in the past.

Key Details & Eligibility

Funding: Unrestricted (covers core costs, salaries, or capital).

Eligibility: UK-based registered charities, CIOs, CICs limited by guarantee, or CBSs.

Income Cap: Annual turnover must be under £500,000.

Sectors: any sector, focusing on grassroots and underserved communities.

How to apply

  • Register Interest: Opens Wednesday 8 July 2026 at 12pm. Requires a 2–3 minute form. Places are capped and allocated via a random ballot if oversubscribed.
  • Submit Application: Selected places have ~3 weeks to submit a concise 3-page application.
  • Assessment: Longlisted groups attend an online consultancy meeting before final selection.

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