The Pink Ribbon Foundation Grant

Any charity working in the field of breast cancer can apply for a grant.

The Pink Ribbon Foundation’s mission is to help breast cancer charities help their clients recover from their cancer and then live longer, healthier, happier lives.

Through its grant making the Pink Ribbon Foundation funds practical projects and initiatives, which aim to help registered charities to deliver good physical and mental health to individuals with, and recovering from breast cancer.

The Foundation will consider all grant applications to the value of £6,000.00.

In most instances, they will consider funding delivery for projects that are already up and running.

These can also be pilot programmes that are being rolled out to reach a new or much wider audience or projects that take a new approach in tackling a specific challenge.

• All applicants must be prepared to inform the Foundation of their projects progress at least twice in the year of the grant, unless it is to be used for a specific event then only one report is required.
• A set of your most current accounts must accompany any grant application.
• All organisations awarded a grant must send an email of grant award recognition to the Foundation as soon as they are in receipt of the grant

The Foundation understand that many organisations and individuals are looking for funding to deliver a wide range of valuable and worthwhile work; however, there are some areas of work that the Pink Ribbon Foundation does not currently fund.

These include:

• work that does not fall within the scope of the Pink Ribbon Foundation’s charitable purposes
• work that is not clearly aligned with the stated funding priorities
• projects delivered outside of the UK
• long-term projects and initiatives – they expect the vast majority of projects funded to be delivered within 12 to 18 months
• work being delivered by NHS Trusts and local authorities
• work which might reasonably be eligible for funding from statutory bodies
• some general awareness and information campaigns
• sponsorship of or attendance at meetings, events and conferences
• large fundraising appeals, including requests for contributions to capital or equipment costs
• unrestricted funding
• educational bursaries or grants for university or postgraduate education, school trips or projects, gap year or elective year projects
• academic research, including funding for educational or research posts