easyfundraising Impact Fund

The Easyfundraising Impact Fund is offering 15 grants of £1,000 to UK not-for-profit organisations to help them continue, strengthen or enhance the work they already do in their communities.

The funding is unrestricted and can be used where it is needed most, including core and running costs, existing services, planned activities or improvements to facilities. Organisations do not need to develop a new project or buy equipment to apply.

Applicants should clearly explain what the £1,000 would contribute towards, who would benefit and what difference the funding would make. Applications will be assessed on community impact, reach and lasting benefit, with an emphasis on how the grant will strengthen ongoing work or provide benefits beyond the initial spend.

Deadline: 11:59pm, Sunday 8 November 2026.

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