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Top 15 Small Grants NGOs can apply for Today

Small and medium-sized NGOs in developing countries often find it difficult to apply for popular grants announced by large donor agencies and bilateral organizations. Such grant opportunities not only pose high competition from big NGOs and INGOs, but these funding announcements have complex eligibility criteria and tough financial conditions that make it almost impossible for small organizations to participate in the application process.

However, there are several lesser known, small-sized donor agencies that not only offer modest grants but also prefer to award them to small NGOs only.

We have gathered a list of 15 such small grants that NGOs can apply today!

Small Grants for Promoting Gender Equality, Health & Youth
This grant opportunity provides grants of up to AUD $30,000 for small and medium-sized organizations in developing countries working areas of gender equality, health, WASH, youth, children…[more]

Small Grants supporting Education Research Grants
Small grants of up to USD $50,000 are available for implementing education research projects contributing to the improvement of education…[more]

Grants between €5,000 to €200,000 for NGOs working for Marginalized Communities
NGOs in Africa and Asia working for the inclusion of the marginalized and underrepresented communities can apply for grants between €5,000 to €200,000…[more]

Small Philanthropic Fund in the area of Animal Welfare
For small organizations working in the area of animal welfare and animal rights can apply for this $2500 philanthropic fund…[more]

Movies that Matter Start-up & Impact Grants Programme
Grants to human rights film events in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe, especially in countries with limited resources and freedom of press…[more]

Grants for sustainable management of natural resources
Foundation grants of USD $50,000 for sustainable management of natural resources. Although classified under large grants, the funding amount is limited to USD $50,000…[more]

Melinda Gray Ardia Environmental Foundation Grants
Funding for organizations and schools across the globe for its Environmental Curricula grants to contribute the development, implementation and/or field testing of environmental curricula…[more]

Takagi Fund for Citizen Science’s Grant
The Takagi Fund for Citizen Science is accepting applications from young researchers and grassroots groups, NPOs and NGOs for its grant programs…[more]

Money Trail Grants Program
Grants for mixed teams of African, Asian and European journalists to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows, tax abuse and corruption in Africa, Asia and Europe…[more]

Seed Grants in the Field of Conservation
Annual awards, ranging from $1000 to $3500, are made to conservation and field research initiatives that will help secure a future for wildlife and educational or cultural activities…[more]

Swiss Foundation for Solidarity in Tourism’s Grant Program
The Swiss Foundation for Solidarity in Tourism (SST) is seeking applications for its grant program. The foundation supports projects or organizations in Switzerland and around the world…[more]

Funds that address issues related to the needs of women and girls
Community Action Grants program to provide funds that address issues related to the needs of women and girls or that provide information to educate and benefit the public on those issues…[more]

Grants ranging between $ 500 and $ 5,000 to Indigenous Projects
Funding to empower grassroots Indigenous communities in establishing their rights and retaining their traditional values…[more]

Microfinance Funding Program
Trustees of the TrueColours Trust have set aside funds for a microfinance program for hospices and palliative care providers across Africa to support the development of palliative care…[more]

Ecologists in Africa: Providing Support of Up to £8,000
The British Ecological Society (BES) is accepting applications for its Ecologists in Africa grant program to carry out innovative ecological research…[more]

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