Transform Foundation offers £18,000 grants to redevelop charity websites
Melanie May | 30 January 2017 | News
The Transform Foundation has launched the 2017 funding round of its Website Grant Programme, which provides grants of £18,000 to charities to fund the redevelopment of their website.
Each £18,000 grant covers strategy, design and development and covers all upfront costs.
The 2017 funding round follows 2016’s pilot round. The grant is principally aimed at charities with annual incomes between £500k and £30m, although the Foundation is also inviting smaller charities with ambitious plans for digital to apply. Larger charities will also be considered for specific project or fundraising sites.
Any type of non-profit organisation is eligible, with successful applicants in the past including causes such as community development, disability, education, theatre, mental health, hospices, national heritage, volunteering, family, children & youth, addiction, homelessness, international aid, and arts.
Transform Foundation is working with partner Raising IT to deliver the websites. Information on how to apply is on the Transform Foundation website.
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