Stef & Philips Foundation
Grants for Projects
Grants of up to £2,000 from the Stef & Philips Foundation (the charity linked to temporary-accommodation provider Stef & Philips) for organisations running community projects that benefit individuals or families living in emergency or temporary accommodation in a London borough. Projects must show how they will enrich the lives and wellbeing of those supported or help them realise their potential. Applications are taken in three windows a year; the current (November) round is open 1 August to 31 October 2026.
- You could get
- Up to £2,000
- Closes in
- 13 days left
- 31 October
- Effort
- Moderate
- full application with documents
Who can apply
- UK organisations that support individuals and families living in emergency or temporary accommodation, for a project situated in one of the 32 London boroughs and benefiting residents of a London borough
- Income in the last financial year must be £1 million or less, and free/unrestricted reserves no more than 30% of that income
- Applicants must be legally independent (no applying on another organisation's behalf) and must not have had a grant before
- The form asks for a registration number and date if the organisation has them but does not state which legal forms are required
What it funds
- Community projects that benefit individuals or families living in emergency or temporary accommodation in a London borough, enriching their lives and wellbeing or offering opportunity to further and realise their potential
- The Foundation's wider focus includes recreational trips for children, community playground projects, education and training, and community projects that promote social inclusion and welfare
What it will not fund
- Organisations operating outside the United Kingdom
- Organisations applying on another's behalf (applicants must be legally independent)
- Organisations with income over £1 million in the last financial year
- Organisations holding free/unrestricted reserves over 30% of their income
- Political or religious activities
- Projects supporting refugees or those seeking asylum without settled status
- Activities or projects already complete at the time of application
- Projects supporting beneficiaries living outside a London borough
- Repeat funding (grants are not offered on a repeat basis)
How to apply
- Check the funding criteria and exclusions on the application page, and gather the information the form asks for (the form cannot be saved)
- Complete the online project funding application form during an open round (current November round: 1 August - 31 October 2026), uploading a budget and proof of bank account
- The application is assessed by the Foundation Director, then reviewed by the Trustees
- Successful applicants are notified and funds are transferred
- Submit a grant report to the Foundation within six months of the award
Rounds run three times a year: June round (applications 1 Feb - 31 Mar), September round (1 May - 31 Jul) and November round (1 Aug - 31 Oct).
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Have ready
- Budget for the funding requested (PDF)
- Proof of the organisation's bank account (PDF or image)
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