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The UK's only fund 100% dedicated to rabbits
Grant ApplicationsThank you very much for your interest in applying for a grant from
The Monochrome Angel Foundation. Rabbit rescue charities and non-profit organisations who follow the Rabbit Welfare Association guidelines are invited to apply. The Monochrome Angel Foundation's primary focus is on capital projects and matched funding initiatives. (Applications for running costs or emergency funding will also be considered on a case-by-case basis). |
The Process
Applications are considered on a rolling basis within the following funding ranges:
The Monochrome Angel Foundation operates a three-stage grant application process:
Stage One – Initial Enquiry
Organisations are asked to complete an enquiry form providing an overview of their work and funding needs.
- Small grants – up to £500
- Medium grants – up to £1,000
- Large grants – up to £2,500
The Monochrome Angel Foundation operates a three-stage grant application process:
Stage One – Initial Enquiry
Organisations are asked to complete an enquiry form providing an overview of their work and funding needs.
Stage Two – Informal Discussion
Suitable organisations will then be invited to have an informal chat with one of the Foundation’s co-founders.
If possible (and depending on location and practicality) the founders would very much like to visit the rescue.
Stage Three – Full Application
Organisations that progress to this stage will be asked to submit a full grant application, providing more detailed information about governance, finances, and the proposed project.
Suitable organisations will then be invited to have an informal chat with one of the Foundation’s co-founders.
If possible (and depending on location and practicality) the founders would very much like to visit the rescue.
Stage Three – Full Application
Organisations that progress to this stage will be asked to submit a full grant application, providing more detailed information about governance, finances, and the proposed project.
Please note that non-profit organisations which are not registered charities will also need to complete additional due diligence checks in line with the requirements of the Charities Aid Foundation. This would be done at Stage Three.
Eligibility
All applicants must operate in accordance with recognised rabbit welfare best practice, and comply with the guidance published by the Rabbit Welfare Association, and must demonstrate that the welfare needs of rabbits are central to all aspects of their activities and decision-making.
The Foundation will not consider applications from organisations that engage in, support, facilitate or promote the breeding, sale, exhibition or showing of rabbits, either as a primary function or as part of wider activities, partnerships or affiliations.
The Foundation will not consider applications from organisations that engage in, support, facilitate or promote the breeding, sale, exhibition or showing of rabbits, either as a primary function or as part of wider activities, partnerships or affiliations.
A Final Thought...
The founders are passionate about rabbit welfare, and are deeply concerned by the rabbit welfare crisis. They have seen first hand the immense challenges faced by rabbit rescues who work tirelessly to care for rabbits in need, with limited resources and growing demand.
The Monochrome Angel Foundation was started in order to help as many rabbits in need as possible, by supporting the people and organisations who devote their lives to caring for these precious little animals.
The Monochrome Angel Foundation was started in order to help as many rabbits in need as possible, by supporting the people and organisations who devote their lives to caring for these precious little animals.
The Monochrome Angel Foundation is a donor advised fund of the CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION (CAF). Charity No: 268369