Education Grants
Funding that generally relates to educational programs, schools, learning initiatives, scholarships and training. We help you understand this category and prepare strong supporting information.
Funding discovery, support and community in one place
Find Funding. Build Stronger Applications. Create Impact.
Discover funding opportunities, access application support, connect with grant professionals, and explore funding programmes designed to support meaningful ideas and projects.
One connected platform
Funding discovery, application support, professional expertise and community
Most applicants lose time moving between scattered listings, generic advice and disconnected help. We bring those pieces together so preparation is structured rather than improvised.
Discover
Find relevant funding opportunities, filtered by what you are funding, who you are and where you work.
Prepare
Get tools, guides and professional support that make your application clearer and more complete.
Connect
Meet qualified grant professionals and other applicants working on similar challenges.
Grow
Access knowledge, resources and opportunities that help projects move forward over time.
Learn about grant types
Learn About Grant Types We Help With
Not sure what type of funding may fit your needs? Explore the different grant categories we help individuals, businesses, nonprofits, organizations, and community projects understand and prepare for.
Grant information is provided for educational purposes. Availability, eligibility, requirements, deadlines, and funding decisions are determined by the respective funder. We are here to always help people — our team walks with you through every step of the grant journey.
Learn How We HelpSmall Business Grants
Funding opportunities that may support eligible entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses with growth, innovation, equipment, training or development projects. We help you research and prepare.
Nonprofit & NGO Grants
Funding generally aimed at eligible nonprofits, charities and NGOs. We help clarify eligibility expectations and organise the documentation typically requested by funders.
Community Development Grants
Funding often related to community improvement, local initiatives and community-led projects. We help you frame your project clearly and understand what funders usually look for.
Youth Grants
Funding generally connected to youth development, leadership, skills training and empowerment work. We help you identify relevant categories and prepare your application materials.
Women Empowerment Grants
Funding that may relate to women-led initiatives, entrepreneurship, education and leadership. We help you understand requirements and present your work with clarity.
Agriculture Grants
Funding often linked to farming, agricultural innovation, food systems, agribusiness and rural development. We help with research guidance and application preparation support.
Health Grants
Funding generally associated with health programs, public health initiatives, healthcare access and community wellness. We help you organise evidence, budgets and narratives.
Technology & Innovation Grants
Funding that may support technology projects, digital solutions and new ideas. We help you translate a technical concept into the language funders typically expect.
Environmental & Climate Grants
Funding often related to environmental protection, sustainability, conservation and climate resilience. We help you understand the category and prepare required information.
Research Grants
Funding generally connected to research, studies, academic projects and scientific work. We help with structuring aims, methods, budgets and supporting documents.
Arts & Culture Grants
Funding often linked to creative projects, arts organisations, cultural programs, media and heritage. We help you describe artistic work in a clear, fundable way.
Entrepreneurship Grants
Funding that may relate to new ventures, business ideas and early-stage development. We help you assess readiness and prepare the materials funders usually request.
Social Impact Grants
Funding generally aimed at social change, inclusion and community wellbeing initiatives. We help you articulate impact, outcomes and delivery plans.
Need Help Finding the Right Grant?
Tell us about your project, organization, business, or idea. Our team can help you understand what types of funding opportunities may be relevant and explain how our support works.
Administered by our foundation
Our funding programmes
These programmes are operated directly by us. Criteria, assessment and decisions are our own, and they are published openly.
Our funding programmeOpen for applications
Community Impact Grant
Direct support for grassroots organisations delivering measurable local outcomes.
- Funding amount
- $25,000 – $150,000
- Deadline
- Deadline 31 Oct 2026
- Cycle
- Two rounds per year
Our funding programmeOpen for applications
Education Access Fund
Reducing barriers to learning for students and educators in under-resourced settings.
- Funding amount
- $50,000 – $250,000
- Deadline
- Deadline 15 Jan 2027
- Cycle
- Annual
Our funding programmeOpen for applications
Innovation Pilot Award
Seed funding to build and test a new idea properly before seeking larger investment.
- Funding amount
- Up to $75,000
- Deadline
- Deadline 20 Sept 2026
- Cycle
- Rolling review, quarterly decisions
Grant support services
Professional support for stronger applications
Paid services delivered by experienced grant practitioners. Scope and price are agreed before any work begins.
Grant Opportunity Research
A structured search for funders whose published criteria match your project.
- Shortlist of matched opportunities
- Eligibility notes for each
- Deadline calendar
Application Preparation
Practical help assembling a complete, compliant application pack.
- Requirements checklist
- Document review
- Submission plan
Proposal Review
An independent read-through against the funder's stated criteria.
- Written feedback
- Criteria-by-criteria notes
- Priority fixes
Grant Writing Support
Collaborative drafting and editing of your narrative sections.
- Narrative drafting
- Editing passes
- Final proofread
Business & Project Proposal Support
Business plans, project plans and budgets prepared to funder standards.
- Budget structure
- Workplan
- Risk register
One-on-One Consultation
A focused session with a grant professional on your specific questions.
- Scheduled session
- Session notes
- Suggested next steps
Professional assistance improves the quality of your application. It does not guarantee funding approval — every decision rests with the funder.
How it works
From first search to submitted application
- 01
Create Your Profile
Tell us your applicant type, focus areas and location so results reflect your eligibility.
- 02
Discover Suitable Opportunities
Search the directory and our own programmes, then save the ones worth pursuing.
- 03
Prepare Your Application
Use guides, checklists and optional professional support to strengthen your submission.
- 04
Submit and Track Your Progress
Keep deadlines, documents and application status in one place from draft to decision.
Meet our team
Connect With Grant Professionals
Our in-house team works directly with applicants every day — fundraising strategy, grantmaking, nonprofit development and project planning. Connect with them directly on LinkedIn, or reach out and we will point you to the right person.
Fundraising & Campaign Strategist
Lauren Duncan
Lauren specialises in political consulting and fundraising, helping organisations build winning campaigns from the ground up. She crafts custom, data-driven donor strategies — from grassroots donor engagement and high-dollar fundraising to call time management, donor research and email fundraising — matching each organisation with the right prospects for lasting donor relationships.
Donor StrategyCampaign FundraisingData Analytics
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Nonprofit Programmes Advisor
Kathy Partridge
Kathy is a seasoned professional in philanthropy and the non-profit sector, with expertise spanning executive leadership, grantmaking, project management, development and fundraising, and programme administration. She is passionate about ensuring successful outcomes for nonprofit organisations, with strong interests in civil society, social justice and community organising.
GrantmakingNonprofit OperationsOrganisational Development
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Business Development & Fundraising
John Appleton
John brings a track record of success across 24 years in the corporate world — including 12 years with Cisco — before opening a new chapter in international development. He doubled fundraising results for the Salvation Army Trusts team in one year, created Cisco UKI's Corporate Social Responsibility Manager role, and has led corporate volunteering and mission trips to Africa raising over £40,000.
Fundraising LeadershipCorporate PartnershipsInternational Development
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Grant & Fundraising Consultant
Anne Dailey, MPA MSW
Anne is a grant and fundraising consultant with graduate degrees in public administration and social work. She helps nonprofits, community groups and small organisations understand the funding landscape, identify suitable grant opportunities, and prepare strong, well-organised applications — combining strategic fundraising insight with a genuine commitment to community wellbeing.
Grant WritingFundraising StrategyNonprofit Consulting
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Chief Development Officer
Dee Hanson
Dee leads development strategy at Global Hezzor Foundation, overseeing the growth of our funding programmes and the partnerships that sustain them. With a background spanning major-gift fundraising, capital campaigns and nonprofit leadership, she builds lasting relationships with donors and partners who share our commitment to making funding more reachable. Dee is passionate about turning generosity into measurable impact for the organisations and individuals we serve.
Development StrategyMajor GiftsPartnerships
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Learn alongside other applicants
A moderated space for people preparing applications — from first-time applicants to experienced practitioners.
- Ask questions and get practical answers
- Learn how funding cycles and criteria work
- Discuss application strategy and feedback
- Attend educational sessions and workshops
- Connect with other applicants in your field
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Education & resources
Build grant readiness before you apply
Grant application guide: from eligibility to submission
A step-by-step walkthrough of a typical application, with the questions assessors are really asking.
12 min read
Funding education: how grant cycles actually work
Short lessons covering funder types, decision timelines and what happens after submission.
5 lessons
Proposal tips: writing a case for support that holds up
Practical guidance on evidence, specificity and avoiding the phrases that weaken a proposal.
8 min read
Budgeting resources: building a defensible grant budget
A budget structure with common cost categories, notes on overheads and co-funding.
Template
Project planning: workplans, milestones and indicators
How to translate an idea into a delivery plan a funder can assess with confidence.
10 min read
Grant readiness checklist
The governance, financial and documentation basics most funders expect before you apply.
Checklist
Why applicants trust us
Clear rules, published openly
Grant support has a reputation problem. These are the standards we hold ourselves to, in plain language.
No fee for a promise of funding
We never charge for access to funding itself. Paid work is always defined support with an agreed scope and price.
Clear separation of roles
Programmes we administer are labelled separately from third-party opportunities we only help you understand.
Realistic expectations
We publish what support can and cannot do. Every funding decision belongs to the funder, under its own criteria.
Your data stays yours
Accounts are free, your saved grant types and notes are private, and we never sell personal information.
Experienced practitioners
Guidance comes from people who have written, reviewed and assessed real grant applications.
Written commitments
Our disclaimer, terms and service scope are published in full, not hidden behind a sales conversation.
In their words
What applicants say about working with us
Illustrative feedback from the kinds of applicants we support. Names are withheld to protect ongoing applications.
The category walkthrough helped us realise which type of funding actually matched our project before we spent weeks on the wrong application.
Community project lead
Education and youth programmes
What stood out was the honesty. They were patient, answered every question, and focused on making our case stronger.
Nonprofit director
Health and wellbeing sector
Having the checklist and a second pair of eyes on our budget narrative made the submission far more coherent.
Small business owner
Regional enterprise support
I emailed with almost no idea where to start. Within days I understood exactly which grant type suited my work and what documents I needed.
First-time applicant
Arts and culture project
They genuinely care. Nothing felt rushed, and every reply explained the reasoning instead of just telling me what to do.
Founder
Early-stage social enterprise
Our eligibility review saved us from applying to two schemes we could never have qualified for. That alone saved weeks of work.
Programme manager
Community development trust
The feedback on our project description was direct and practical. Our narrative finally sounded like the work we actually do.
Executive director
Youth mentoring nonprofit
Budget preparation was always our weak point. The guidance turned a confusing spreadsheet into a story a funder could follow.
Operations lead
Food security initiative
They responded quickly and treated our small project with the same seriousness as a large organisation would receive.
Volunteer coordinator
Neighbourhood improvement group
I appreciated that they explained what support can and cannot do up front. That honesty made me trust everything else they said.
Independent researcher
Environmental studies
The deadline planning template kept our whole team on track. We submitted three days early for the first time ever.
Grants officer
Regional charity
Their guidance on supporting documents was exactly what we needed. Everything was organised and consistent before we submitted.
Small business owner
Family-run manufacturing
Questions about how we work? Contact our team or email lanestaurtwell@globalhezzorfoundation.com.
Transparency and honest expectations
We want applicants to make informed decisions. These commitments apply across everything on this platform.
- We are here to always help people — guidance first, sales never.
- We never charge for a promise of funding; paid work always has an agreed scope.
- Third-party opportunities are labelled separately from programmes we administer ourselves.
- We help you verify eligibility, deadlines and requirements before you apply.
- Professional support makes your preparation clearer, stronger and easier to manage.
Your Next Opportunity Could Start With One Search.
Tell us what you are working on and our team will help you understand and prepare for the right grant types.