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Application Deadline:

19 August 2026

About Organisation

The Matthew Good Foundation is a UK-based charitable organisation dedicated to supporting nonprofit organisations that create positive social and environmental impact. Through a range of funding programmes, the Foundation helps charities and community organisations deliver projects that improve wellbeing, strengthen communities, protect the environment, and promote education and inclusion. The Foundation focuses on providing practical financial assistance to organisations making a measurable difference at the local level. By investing in community-led initiatives, it encourages sustainable development, innovation, and collaboration while enabling nonprofit organisations to expand their services and reach more beneficiaries across the United Kingdom.


About the Grant

The Small Grants Programme UK provides financial support to UK-registered nonprofit organisations working on projects that benefit local communities. Grants of up to £3,000 per year are available for a maximum of three years, allowing organisations to receive up to £9,000 in total funding. The programme supports initiatives focused on social inclusion, health and wellbeing, education, environmental conservation, countryside improvement, heritage preservation, and community development. Approximately 100 organisations receive funding annually. The programme aims to strengthen community services, improve quality of life, encourage sustainable development, and help nonprofit organisations continue delivering meaningful social and environmental impact.

Who can Apply?

Applications are open to UK-registered nonprofit organisations, including charities, voluntary organisations, and community groups. Eligible organisations must have operated for at least two years, maintain an annual income between £25,000 and £500,000, and have less than six months of unrestricted reserves according to their latest published accounts. For project funding, the total project value must not exceed £50,000. Individuals, public sector bodies, political organisations, and organisations primarily distributing grants are not eligible. Applicants should demonstrate community impact, financial responsibility, and the capacity to successfully implement projects aligned with the programme’s funding priorities.

How to Apply?

Eligible organisations should confirm they meet all programme requirements before preparing a detailed project proposal. The application should include project objectives, beneficiary information, expected outcomes, implementation plans, and a realistic budget supported by financial information. Ensure all supporting documents are complete and demonstrate how the project aligns with the programme’s funding priorities. Submit the completed application before the published deadline.

Application Deadline

The application deadline is 19 August 2026.

Last Date To Apply
19 August 2026.

For more information, please visit the grant website here.