Funding
The Fore Grants Programme

The Fore Grants Programme

The Fore

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Funding Available:
Up to £45,000 over one to three years
Deadline:
01/04/2026

Funding Information

The Fore offers unrestricted funding to small VCSE organisations across the UK that are making a big impact and who want to significantly grow, strengthen, become more efficient or resilient.

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

Grants of up to £45,000 are available, which may be spread over one to three years. In addition, non-financial support such as access to a network of skilled, pro-bono volunteers, online training workshops and seminars are available.

There are three funding rounds each year (Spring, Summer, Autumn). The registration period for Summer 2026 is open from 12pm (midday) on Wednesday 25th March to 12pm (midday) on Wednesday 1st April.

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