Who we are
grin is a friendly and welcoming cooperative specialising in helping UK not-for-profit organisations secure the funding and resources they need.
We work with not-for-profit organisations to identify the best funding sources to approach, help prepare applications for grants
and provide access to and information about other useful resources. We also send out a daily grants bulletin and produce monthly Grants and Resources Databases.
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How we help
SECURING FUNDING & RESOURCES
We have a great range of resources to help your organisation connect with the right funding solution.
DAILY GRANTS BULLETIN
We send out an email every weekday focusing on 2-3 grants and other relevant funding resources. You can see an example of the grin e-bulletin here or you can request a FREE 2-week trial (just complete the Contact Us form)
MONTHLY GRANTS & RESOURCES DATABASES
Comprehensive and searchable Grants and Resources Database, updated and sent to you on the first of each month. Subscription includes the daily grin grants e-bulletin. You can see a snapshot of the Grants Database here.
FREE CONSULTATION
Call, email or message us to discuss your funding prospects for developing a project or improving your services.
CHAT TO US
You can talk to us at any time by using the ‘Chat to us’ box below.
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