Aviva Foundation: Financial Futures Fund

The Financial Futures Fund, delivered by the Aviva Foundation, is open to applications from larger UK charities, non-profits and social enterprises that are working to improve financial resilience and reduce financial inequality.

The fund supports projects that help people build financial confidence, access fair and affordable financial services, manage financial hardship, and overcome systemic barriers such as debt, housing insecurity and digital exclusion. Funding is focused on long-term, sustainable solutions that create lasting change for individuals and communities.

Organisations must be UK-registered, have an annual income of £1 million or more, and demonstrate a commitment to inclusion and transformational impact. Grants start at £100,000, with typical awards ranging from £250,000 to £300,000 over three years. Funding can also contribute towards core costs and organisational overheads.

The Financial Futures Fund distributes up to £3 million annually, with the next application deadline set for 7 October 2026.

Apply to the Financial Futures Fund – Aviva Foundation

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