Are you part of a registered charity working to prevent homelessness or reduce poverty? The Fine & Country Foundation offers small grants to support organisations delivering practical assistance to people experiencing homelessness and hardship.

Eligible UK and international charities may apply for funding of up to £3,000 for qualifying projects. However, applicants must first secure a nomination from a Fine & Country representative and meet the foundation’s application requirements.

What Does the Foundation Support?

The foundation focuses on practical projects that help people experiencing homelessness and hardship. Eligible projects may include:

• Preventing homelessness and housing insecurity.
• Providing assistance and care for people experiencing homelessness.
• Supporting projects that help people move away from rough sleeping permanently.
• Eligible poverty-prevention activities delivered by registered charities.
• Specific project costs, items and other eligible expenses permitted by the foundation.

Who Can Apply?

The programme is intended for eligible registered charities in the UK and internationally, as well as qualifying housing associations and homelessness or poverty-prevention organisations.

Applicants should note the following requirements:

• Your organisation must meet the foundation’s registration and eligibility criteria.
• Your proposed project must align with its homelessness or poverty-prevention objectives.
• You must contact a local Fine & Country office and request nomination.
• A Fine & Country representative must complete and sign the required section of the application.
• The completed application form and signed terms and conditions must be submitted within the applicable funding round.

How to Apply

Interested organisations can prepare for the application process by following these steps:

1. Check eligibility: Confirm that your organisation and project meet the foundation’s requirements.
2. Find a local representative: Contact your nearest Fine & Country office and request a nomination.
3. Prepare your project proposal: Explain the problem you intend to address, who will benefit and how the grant will be used.
4. Complete the application: Obtain the official form and ensure the required representative completes and signs the nomination section.
5. Submit the documents: Include the completed application form and signed terms and conditions according to the official instructions.

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Use the button below to explore the opportunity. Before submitting personal or organisational information, confirm the official requirements directly with the foundation.

Final reminder: Funding is competitive and not guaranteed. Eligibility, nomination and complete documentation are essential. Always use the foundation’s official guidance to confirm the current deadline and application procedure.

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