Charity Entrepreneurship

Grant Size
£100,000 - £200,000
Location
UK-wide
Focus Areas
Mental HealthHealth & WellbeingWomen & Girls
Eligible Orgs
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About This Funder

Charity Entrepreneurship is an effective altruism-inspired incubator founded to create high-impact nonprofits by identifying evidence-based intervention opportunities and equipping talented founders with research, training, and seed support to launch scalable solutions maximizing suffering reduction. Their core values emphasize scientific rigour, cost-effectiveness, neglectedness, cause-neutral prioritization, and empirical validation, believing systemic change arises from rigorously researched, high-leverage charities addressing the world's most pressing problems through iterative, transparent impact measurement and expert-guided innovation.

They prioritize six cause areas with robust evidence: animal welfare targeting factory farming cruelty, industrial animal agriculture reform, and advocacy for farmed animals; mental health and happiness via subjective well-being metrics like WELLBY, behavioural interventions, and happiness promotion for isolated individuals and communities; family planning supporting reproductive health access, contraception advocacy, and population policy to empower women and reduce unintended pregnancies; policymaking and policy advocacy including alcohol taxation, development policy reform, and evidence-based legislation for global health security and pandemic preparedness; health and development policy funding nutrition interventions like iron fortification for malnourished children and adults in extreme poverty, SMS vaccination reminders boosting immunization in low-access regions, and scalable health behaviours in Global South communities; plus talent development pipelines for animal advocates and impact evaluators. Supported activities encompass launching nonprofits for policy campaigns, community outreach, digital health tools, advocacy training, rigorous evaluation frameworks, and preventative interventions serving beneficiaries including animals in intensive farming, impoverished families, underserved mental health populations, women seeking family planning, vulnerable children with nutritional deficiencies, and global communities facing health policy gaps or pandemics.

They exclusively fund new charity launches via incubation, excluding existing organizations, direct service delivery, unproven ideas, or low-evidence interventions lacking scalability or marginal impact. Distinctive for cause-neutral annual reassessments via expert input, global focus on neglected high-impact opportunities across Global South, India, Latin America, and beyond, and preference for ambitious, evidence-minded founders committed to effective altruism principles, transparency in successes and failures, and redirecting philanthropy toward demonstrably optimal good.

Eligibility Checklist

Registered charities
Eligible
UK-wide
Eligible
Individuals
Not eligible
Income requirements, CIC eligibility, religious criteria, +3 more

Funding Details

Estimated grant range£100,000 - £200,000
LocationUK-wide
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Charity Entrepreneurship typically provides grants ranging from £100,000 - £200,000.

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Charity Entrepreneurship funds charities operating in UK.

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