Funders In Good supports Muslim-led social ventures in the UK with a mix of patient capital, strategic advice, and hands-on capacity building. Their giving is distinctive for pairing funding with intensive support in governance, financial systems, leadership development, and measurement so organizations can become more resilient and scalable. They appear to prioritize ventures serving Muslims while also creating broader public benefit, especially those ready to strengthen operations and grow sustainably.
Offers a small portfolio of structured programs, including invite-only research commissions, cohort-based leadership support, consultancy-heavy capacity-building grants, and tailored 3–5 year multi-year partnerships. Grant sizes range from modest stipends and smaller awards to larger strategic investments up to roughly $150,000, with most support tied to a competitive pipeline rather than open rolling applications.
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Monitor program-specific application windows closely: some opportunities are invite-only or time-limited, while cohort programs reopen on set cycles. Applicants should be UK-based Muslim-led ventures that can demonstrate a clear service model, leadership readiness, and a need for governance, strategy, or systems support; register interest early and be prepared for a multi-stage selection process.
Current and upcoming funding from Funders In Good that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Leaders of Muslim-led ventures in the UK that are at least 12 months old, registered as a non-profit, community-focused and ready to invest time in growth. Programme is targeted at ventures with vision alignment, commitment and competence.
Deadline: Applications currently closed; re-opening in 2026 (no specific dates published).
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