Staff and operational costs as well as grantmaking funds to support the foundation as it responds to, and works with, refugees in Făgăraș.

Coordination of community response to effects of Covid-19 on vulnerable groups in Koh Phangan and Koh Samui, and exploration of a longer-term structure for promoting cooperation, solidarity and local philanthropy etc.

To build on pemaknaan approach to learning and measurement, as a way to understand the role of small grants in achieving social transformation goals

Supporting a small grants programme for community foundation development in China

Promote and grow community philanthropy in Vietnam.

Support for a new information platform, network construction and other programmatic work as the Platform reorients its approach to community philanthropy development.

Bridging grant for operational support to OSCF and its Covid-19 response.

To respond to Covid-19 in Covasna County by expanding programmes around local values and fruit trees.

Continuing FIQ’s work with informal youth groups, particularly in light of Covid-19.

Mobilize cross-community response to Covid-19 in short and longer-term.

To support local civil society in the short and long-term in its response to the effects of Covid-19.

Using the “Smart Interactions” app to coordinate and support Covid-19 response in the Ukraine

Bridging grant to enable BCF to deliver its Covid-19 response.

Supporting women’s community leadership and individual giving in light of Covid-19

To build a stronger and more inclusive Bardejov in the wake of Covid-19

To build connections and foster new relationships between different groups, and to increase solidarity in the Zajecar community post Covid-19.

Social inclusion of new communities in the wake of Covid-19.

Continue FIQ’s work with informal youth groups through its Young Ambassadors programme, and to develop a resource mobilization strategy for FIQ.

Outreach and support to vulnerable groups most affected by Covid-19.

Strengthening social inclusion and protecting minority rights in the context of Covid-19.

Protecting the rights and well-being of most marginalized and vulnerable groups, including rapid response grants, in context of Covid-19

Resource mobilization – in Poland and overseas - as a strategy for community resilience and mobilizing constituencies for women’s rights.

To run a small grants programme aiming at supporting local civil society’s response to Covid-19.

Engage youth groups to build community philanthropy and solidarity in response to challenges associated with Covid-19.

Emergency support to be used at Moloda Gromada’s discretion given the changing security situation in the Ukraine.

Flexible support for humanitarian response and institutional costs

To support Ukrainians arriving in Slovakia, and to address issues of inclusion and cohesion at the local level.

Staff and operational costs to support the foundation as it responds to needs of refugees arriving from the Ukraine.

Ukraine response, including small grants to civil society partners and institutional support.

Support for humanitarian response and institutional costs.

Small grants programme to support Hungarian community foundations’ response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis.

Grantmaking funds and support for staff and operational costs as the foundation responds to the situation in the Ukraine.

Support for Crisis Fund and institutional costs as the foundation responds to needs of refugees in Ferencváros.

Staff and operational costs as well as small grant funds, to support the foundation as it responds to needs of refugees arriving from the Ukraine.

Staff and operational costs as well as small grant funds, to support the foundation as it responds to needs of refugees arriving from the Ukraine.

Core and programmatic funds so that the Network can continue supporting local level responses to the conflict in the Ukraine.

Support to the foundation as it responds to the effects of war in the Ukraine, with a specific focus on internally displaced people and other vulnerable groups in the Dubno district.

Humanitarian response and longer-term efforts to support the inclusion of refugees from the Ukraine in Stara Zagora.

Building community cohesion in Lviv between internally displaced people and host communities.

Work with two communities to address current challenges in the context of the conflict in the Ukraine, encouraging citizen participation and engagement.

Support services (legal, advisory, psycho-social, occupational therapy) for adult and children IDPs from Eastern Ukraine.

Grants programme to address consequences of the war in Boyarka, with a specific focus on the needs of internally displaced people.

Inclusion of internally displaced people and support to other vulnerable groups in the Zhytomyr region.

Food security, job creation and strengthening social cohesion through community farming programme.

Psychosocial support for IDPs and strengthening social cohesion through breadmaking.

Renovations to dormitory to provide temporary housing for people displaced by war.

Renovations to a hostel in Voznesensk to provide temporary housing for people displaced by war.

Renovations to dormitory to provide temporary housing for people displaced by war.

Support for small grants focused on the long-term needs of refugees from Ukraine in Bulgaria, and BFW’s institutional costs.

Provision of financial assistance to families with children in the Kherson region.

Strengthening “unbreakable” points (mobile and fixed community infrastructure) in Vinnytsia.

Core and operational funds so that the Network can continue supporting local level responses to the war in Ukraine.

Small grant funds as well as staff and operational costs, to support the foundation as it responds to needs of refugees from Ukraine.

To support the psychological rehabilitation of community members and IDPs in Boyarka.

To strengthen grassroots community philanthropy in Mexico.

Outreach and relief work in response to Covid-19 in the Grand’Anse.

Documenting community level responses to Covid-19, including local resource mobilization and solidarity models.

Strengthening community philanthropy for social justice in Florianópolis by building a donor base, and improving ICom's grantmaking and capacity building practices aimed at grassroots groups and movements.

Working with community-based partners to meet short-term needs against the backdrop of Covid-19, while helping create the basis for a more resilient and sustainable local economy in the longer term.

Start-up activities, including piloting local grantmaking to address needs emerging around COVID-19.

Rebuilding livelihoods in the Grand-Anse in the wake of COVID-19.

Small grants and other support to grassroots groups and solidarity networks for Covid-19 response in the periphery of Metropolitan Rio de Janeiro

To document the role of grassroots womens groups in Latin America in response to Covid-19.

Participate in immediate Covid-19 emergency response aimed at reaching most vulnerable parts of the community; to support efforts towards a diversified, durable local economy longer-term.

Strengthening ICom’s capacity to attract, cultivate and maintain local donors as co-investors and owners of their development.

Strengthening community philanthropy on the North Coast of São Paulo

Start-up activities, including hiring staff and mobilizing local funds.

Start-up activities including piloting local grantmaking.

Grantmaking to local initiatives and institutional strengthening of Fondo Ñeque

To promote the culture of giving and social participation in Colonia through engagement with corporates, grantmaking, research into local priorities and giving, and adapting the Giving Circles methodology.

Rebuilding livelihoods through the Home Factory initiative

To create a virtual story-telling platform that can be used to reach out to new audiences and donors.

Documentation, story-telling and advocacy work aimed at highlighting the Rawa model and experiences of participatory grantmaking.

Experimentation, learning, documentation and future planning as Rawa approaches the end of a three-year participatory grantmaking pilot.

Increase outreach around, and participation in, the Diaspora Solidarity Programme, and to support some core costs (salaries, communications and staff professional development).

To co-create the conditions, with community partners, for mutually sustained emergent cooperatives and community models that manifest and contribute to community transformation.

Supporting Guwahati’s urban poor in both the short and longer terms against the backdrop of Covid-19.

Continuation of efforts to explore and support the development of the community foundation concept with Keystone Foundation’s partners.

Small grants to grassroots women’s groups in Nepal to respond to socio-economic impacts of Covid-19.

Support for immediate and longer-term community-based responses to Covid-19 among marginalized sexual minority groups and sex workers.

Conducting an initial feasibility study for building local giving, and organizing pilot fundraising activities.

To advance work around peace building and gender justice with women and youths in the Nawalpur district.

Networking opportunities at APN Assembly, including a welcome reception.

Travel support for two participants to attend the GFCF partner convening and APN Assembly in Entebbe.

Continue building community philanthropy, as TLC and its community responds to Covid-19.

Flexible support for Covid-19 response

To support and document community-based partner organizations’ response to Covid-19 lockdown and impacts on social cohesion.

Response to effects of Covid-19 and building community resilience through community philanthropy in Tharaka Nithi county.

Responding to Covid-19 with a particular focus on vulnerable groups, and rebuilding livelihoods in the long-term.

Support to Covid-19 Relief Fund to target most vulnerable members of community in urban centres, farms and fishing villages of Western Cape.

Fostering community philanthropy in Kabale Municipality, including for Covid-19 response.

Mapping of priorities and needs for organizations focusing on women and girls in Francophone West Africa, to inform the work of the new Pananetugri Fund.

To explore the feasibility of community philanthropy in the DRC and small grants to women’s groups

Operational and programme support – COVID-19

To assess the potential of community philanthropy as a driver for sustainable change

To document stories of giving in Tanzania during the COVID-19 pandemic

To support the incubation of a community foundation in the Bergrivier municipal area, particularly in the aftermath of Covid-19.

Operational and programme support for WCCF’s Covid-19 response in rural communities in the West Coast region of the Western Cape.

Local asset mobilization for human rights and social justice issues in Western Uganda.

To conduct a study on the potential of community philanthropy in Burkina Faso.

Participatory community asset mapping exercise to lay groundwork for an innovative, long-term and holistic development strategy for the community of Naledi Village

To assess Ubunye’s approaches to building community leadership and community philanthropy.

Bridging support for APN’s operations and programmatic activities.

Responding to Covid-19 in Duisburg, with a particular focus on vulnerable groups.

Support for alternative income generation activities with and for Bedouin communities, especially women.

Covid-19 response with specific focus on reaching vulnerable communities.

To work with migrants and the elderly to establish new community gardens in Canavese, overcoming isolation post Covid-19 lockdown.

To test local resource mobilization strategies in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia.