Grant applications

Apply for programme funding

Registered community organisations, trusts and institutions can apply for milestone-linked grant funding. Applications pass through an eligibility screen, due diligence and committee approval before a grant agreement is signed.

Charitable grant funding — not an investment vehicle

Process

The grant lifecycle

01

Intake & eligibility screen

Your application is auto-scored against PVO standing, audited accounts, governance, theme alignment, beneficiary cost-effectiveness and safeguarding.

02

Due diligence

The committee verifies registration, accounts, governance, banking, safeguarding and screens for sanctions.

03

Committee approval

Eligible applications go to the oversight committee for funding approval and a grant agreement.

04

Milestone disbursement & acquittal

Funds are released in tranches (default 40/40/20) against approved milestone reports, with acquittal at each stage.

Submit

Start an application

You will receive a tracking reference (GA-YYYY-####) by email. Use it to follow your application through diligence, approval, disbursement and acquittal.

Initial eligibility score

Below 40 → not progressed. 40–70 → manual review. Above 70 → fast-tracked. Beneficiary cost-effectiveness is benchmarked against the registry median.

Grant application

1 · Organisation
2 · Programme & ask
3 · Eligibility self-declaration

These drive the initial eligibility screen. The committee verifies each in due diligence.

Nehanda Heritage Giving is a community trust, not an investment vehicle. Grant funding is charitable and milestone-linked. Submitting does not create any funding entitlement.