A stronger funding application, in on time.
Grant Sorted helps small charities in England and Wales get a clear, complete application to a funder before the deadline. Send us your own draft for a check, or let us prepare the full draft from what you tell us about your project.
See services and pricesYou submit and sign every application yourself. We do not guarantee funding: that decision always belongs to the funder.
Three ways we can help
Application Review
- You send us your own draft
- Within 1 working day you get a check against that funder's guidance
- Eligibility, required fields and word limits, budget, attachments, clarity
- A list of corrections to make
Full Draft
- A complete draft for one fund, built from your information
- Project description, aims, activities and outcomes
- Budget, list of attachments and how to submit
- You review, sign and submit
Draft + Second Fund
- Everything in Full Draft
- Plus the same project adapted for a second fund
- Reworked to that funder's questions, limits and priorities
How it works
- Choose a fund and a service.
Pick a fund from the list below, or tell us which one you have in mind. - Pay by card.
Payment is taken up front through Stripe. You get a receipt straight away. - Send your materials.
Email your draft (Review) or fill in a short questionnaire (Drafts). Reviews come back in 1 working day; drafts in 3 working days from receiving complete materials.
Open funds
| Fund | Deadline | Amount | Who can apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| easyfundraising Impact Fund | 8 Nov 2026 | £1,000 (15 awards) | UK not-for-profits, charities, clubs, schools |
| The Screwfix Foundation | 10 Nov 2026 | Up to £5,000 | Registered charities and not-for-profits: repairs and improvements to buildings for people in need |
| The Weavers' Company | 12 Nov 2026 | Small Grants up to £5,000 | Charities and CIOs working with offenders and the criminal justice system (postal application) |
| Boots Charitable Trust – National Round 2 | 30 Nov 2026 | Up to £10,000 | Registered charities in the round's focus areas (opens 2 Nov) |
| Music for All – Community Awards | 30 Nov 2026 | Mainly instruments, up to £1,500 | Schools and community music groups |
| The Ulverscroft Foundation | 1 Dec 2026 | Varies | Projects for people with visual impairment |
| Sport England – Movement Fund | Rolling | £300 – £15,000 | Clubs, community groups and charities getting people active in England |
| Garfield Weston Foundation – Regular Grants | Rolling | Under £100,000 | UK registered charities and CIOs |
| Morrisons Foundation – Connecting Communities | Rolling | Up to £20,000 (capital) | Charities registered for at least a year; priority under £1m income |
| Veterans' Foundation – Small Grants | Rolling | £500 – £5,000 | Charities supporting the armed forces community, income up to £100,000 |
Always check the funder's own page for the final rules and deadline.
Questions
Do you guarantee we will get the money?
No. Funders decide, and nobody can promise an outcome. We help you submit a complete, clear application that meets the funder's published requirements.
Who writes the drafts?
We prepare drafts based on the funder's published guidance and the information you give us. Each draft is checked against that guidance; the tools we use are listed in our Terms. You should read it, correct anything that is not accurate, and sign it yourself.
Is our information kept confidential?
Yes. We use what you send only to prepare your review or draft, and do not share it with other clients. See our Privacy notice for the processors involved and how long we keep data.
What if the review misses something?
If our Application Review fails to flag a clearly stated formal requirement in the funder's guidance, we refund the price of the review.
Which organisations is this for?
Small registered charities, community groups and similar not-for-profit organisations in England and Wales applying to grant funders.