Description

The Oneness Revival Team (ORT) announces its 4th annual grant cycle for 2026, designed to support NGOs making a meaningful impact in their communities. Applications are welcome from non-governmental organisations with annual budgets under USD 100,000 from any region worldwide.

Application Deadline: 20 December 2026 at 5:00 PM (local time)

Grant Types

1. SEED Grant (1 Year)

The SEED Grant is a one-year general support or project grant designed for NGOs that have never received funding from ORT before, or NGOs that prefer to apply for the SEED Grant rather than the THRIVE Grant.

• Grant amount: USD 25,000 to USD 50,000 per year

Funding can be used to launch or scale a new project aligned with ORT’s mission; strengthen organisational capacity and enhance operational effectiveness; and support programmatic activities, advocacy efforts, or community outreach.

2. THRIVE Grant (1 Year)

The THRIVE Grant is a one-year general support grant exclusively available to NGOs that have been previously funded by ORT and are in good standing, or organisations looking to expand or sustain ongoing projects with ORT’s continued support.

• Grant amount: USD 25,000 to USD 50,000 per year

Funding is intended to expand successful programmes that have demonstrated impact; strengthen long-term sustainability and enhance operational effectiveness; and support strategic initiatives that drive transformational change in communities.

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for either grant, NGOs must:

• Be a registered non-profit organisation in their respective country
• Have an annual operating budget under USD 50,000
• Demonstrate a clear mission, objectives, and measurable impact
• Have transparency in financial management and accountability practices
• Submit a detailed proposal including a project plan, budget, and expected outcomes

Required Application Documents

• Completed grant application form
• Detailed project proposal outlining goals, activities, and expected impact
• Budget breakdown of how funds will be utilised
• Certificate of registration as an NGO (must be submitted in colour)
• Organisation constitution
• Tax document
• Organisation bank account statement (bank account statement only; not bank details, bank letter, or financial audit report)
• Organisation profile
• Proof of non-profit registration and legal status
• List of key team members and organisational structure
• Applicant identification (National ID, Driver’s Licence, or Passport)

Grant Review Process

All applications will be reviewed by the ORT Grant Selection Committee based on: project feasibility and sustainability; community impact and reach; financial responsibility; and alignment with ORT’s mission and objectives.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted online through the ORT portal before the deadline.