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Call for Grant Applications – Lantos Foundation Front Line Fund for Individuals and Organizations

Organisation Name:

Lantos Foundation

Grant Amount: $2,500 USD

Application Deadline:

Ongoing

About Organisation

The Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice, established in 2008, honors the legacy of Congressman Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor elected to the U.S. Congress. Renowned for his unwavering commitment to human rights, Congressman Lantos championed justice and equality on a global scale. The Foundation continues this mission by supporting initiatives that uphold fundamental freedoms and combat oppression worldwide. Among its many programs, the Foundation has introduced the Front Line Fund, which directly aids individuals and organizations confronting injustices. This program reflects the Foundation’s dedication to empowering those who strive to make a difference in advancing democracy and human rights.

About the Grant

The Lantos Foundation’s Front Line Fund provides small grants to support courageous efforts in addressing human rights challenges. Designed to empower individuals and organizations, the grant prioritizes innovative projects that foster democratic values, promote social justice, and counter authoritarian threats. For 2025, the Fund will give special attention to initiatives that strengthen democracies, build democratic movements, and challenge the rise of authoritarianism. Average grants awarded are below $2,500 USD. By enabling impactful projects globally, the Fund reinforces its commitment to fostering a more equitable and just world.

Who can Apply?

The Front Line Fund is open to individuals and organizations dedicated to human rights advocacy. Eligible projects must have a direct focus on human rights issues, such as strengthening democracy, building democratic movements, or combating authoritarianism. Applications must be submitted in English to ensure proper review. Submissions reflecting innovative and actionable approaches are particularly encouraged, especially those addressing challenges within fragile or emerging democracies. The program seeks applicants who share the Foundation’s vision of promoting justice and equality for vulnerable communities worldwide.

How to Apply?

Prepare your project proposal in English and submit it directly to the Foundation. Include a detailed description of your initiative and its alignment with human rights objectives.

Application Deadline

The application process is ongoing.

Last Date To Apply
ongoing

For more information, please visit the grant website here.