Good Things Foundation is a UK-based digital inclusion funder and delivery organization focused on closing the digital divide through community hubs, connectivity, refurbished devices, and digital skills support. It typically funds or partners with members of its National Digital Inclusion Network and works through structured programs rather than open, broad grantmaking. Its model combines grants with in-kind support and strategic partnerships to help local organizations deliver practical services to people facing data poverty, device exclusion, and low digital confidence.
Primarily programmatic and invitation-based, with support channeled through network members, partner organizations, and scheduled application windows. Grants are often modest capacity-building or in-kind resource allocations (SIM cards, devices, digital inclusion support), with quarterly access for device requests and no unsolicited proposals for some programs.
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Most opportunities are limited to members of the National Digital Inclusion Network or approved Digital Inclusion Hubs, and some programs do not accept unsolicited proposals. Check program-specific access rules closely, watch for quarterly device application windows, and confirm current eligibility for the National Databank before applying.
Current and upcoming funding from Good Things Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organisations must commit to supporting people in their communities with one or more of Good Things Foundation's services.
Who can apply: Available to members of the National Digital Inclusion Network. Community organisations must support people in their communities with one or more Network services.
Deadline: Members can apply for devices once a quarter.
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