Grant for Good to support ambitious fundraising challenges
Howard Lake | 13 October 2025 | News
Fundraising platform Give as you Live has launched a new round of small grants to support “ambitious fundraising challenges”.
The scheme will distribute a total of £2,500 to individuals and teams who are undertaking ambitious fundraising challenges.
Grant for Good is open not to charities but exclusively to individual fundraisers and fundraising teams “looking to go the extra mile for their chosen charity”. Successful applicants will receive funding to help cover the costs of taking on bold, creative, or physically demanding fundraising activities.
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Grant for Good is designed to provide support to ensure that those with ambitious fundraising ideas get a chance to see them through.
Applications are open now and until 31 January 2026.
Laura Gorin, Managing Director of Give as you Live, said:
“At Give as you Live we’re constantly inspired by the creativity and dedication of fundraisers across
the UK. With the Grant for Good, we want to give people the chance to take on challenges they may
not have otherwise been able to, helping them maximise their impact for the causes they care about
most.”
Fundraisers can find out more and submit their applications via the Give as you Live website.
Fundraising platform Give as you Live has not raised £40 million for UK charities. It helps charities fundraise through online shopping, donations and fundraising campaigns. Over 130,000 members using the platform, and over 40,000 charities can receive donations via its services.
- Adventure for Good Grant launches, and other funding opportunities (3 August 2023)
- Give as you Live expands beyond shopping donations with all-in-one fundraising platform (14 January 2025)
- Give as you Live expands to 2,000 retail partners (26 April 2012)
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About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.