Our current and past grantee partners.
See all of our grants awarded since 2021.
Economic Opportunities
AkiDwA: Akina Dada wa Africa
AkiDwA works to promote equality and justice for migrant women by ensuring equal opportunities and access to resources. Between 2025 and 2027, AkiDwA will organise skills development, mentorship, and work placements, while advocating for reform of policies impacting migrant women in Ireland.
Duration: 2 years
Location: Ireland
Type: Project support
Amount: €150 000
ALICE
ALICE is a union, which organises, trains, and advocates for better wages and improved working conditions for care workers. Between 2025 and 2027, ALICE will provide leadership and negotiation trainings, career counselling for Ukrainian refugee women, build a coalition of responsible employers, and campaign for fair wages for care workers.
Duration: 2 years
Location: Czech Republic
Type: Core support
Amount: €149 700
Association for Liberty and Gender Equality – A.L.E.G.
A.L.E.G. promotes gender equality and combats gender-based violence. Between 2025 and 2027, it will offer counselling and psychological support, raise awareness about violence and harassment among employers, and advocate for the implementation of ILO Convention No. 190.
Duration: 2 years
Location: Romania
Type: Core support
Amount: €149 941
Opportunity and Emergency Grants
Fundacja Interakcja
Fundacja Interakcja is the only organisation in Poland focused entirely on intersex human rights, and one of the few in Eastern Europe. Because of funding cuts in 2025, the organisation had to cancel its annual community gathering for the first time in seven years. This was a major loss for intersex people in Poland, who count on this event to build resilience and come together in the face of growing hostility. With this grant, Fundacja Interakcja will be able to hold its yearly gathering again in 2026.
Les Glorieuses
Les Glorieuses / Gloria Media is an independent feminist media organisation. It publishes two flagship newsletters, reaching more than 150,000 subscribers. After losing key institutional funding, this grant will allow the newsletter to keep going through 2026, making evidence-based journalism available at a crucial time for gender equality and democracy.
SAFE
Supporting Abortions for Everyone – SAFE is a European organisation working to ensure that anyone who wants an abortion can access one. With a growing anti-gender movement across Europe, abortion care is increasingly under threat. With this grant, SAFE will supporting both emerging and established groups with essential infrastructure, funding, back-office support, and resources.
Movement Strengthening
Seven European women’s funds
Women’s funds support and strengthen women’s rights groups and movements. The aim of this pilot grant is to strengthen programmes and synergies of seven women’s funds as movement strengtheners in Southern and Eastern Europe through the development of new know-how, skills and approaches; organisation of peer exchanges for learning and strategising; and facilitation of grantee meeting spaces to build trust, healing and alliances.
Duration: 12 months
Location: 10 countries in Southern and Eastern Europe
Type: Project support
Amount: €200 000
Covid Solidarity Fund
CHAYN ITALIA
CHAYN ITALIA is an open-source project that leverages technology to empower women against violence and oppression. The project shared knowledge and provided practical advice on gender-based tech-enabled abuse to frontline workers. CHAYN ITALIA improved the ability of 75 caseworkers to recognise and respond when tech-enabled abuse occurs.
Duration: 13 months
Location: Italy
Type: Project support
Amount: €50 000
Czech Women’s Lobby
The Czech Women’s Lobby is an umbrella organisation representing 36 groups dedicated to advocating for laws that improve women’s lives, promote gender equality, and support disadvantaged women. Their project successfully integrated a gender perspective into responses to major crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the energy crisis, and the war in Ukraine, which mainly affected women and their children arriving in the Czech Republic.
Ecumenical Women’s Initiative (EWI)
Through its grantmaking programme, EWI ensures women’s and girls’ grassroots organisations in Croatia (and in five other countries in southeast Europe) have access to resources to build their resilience as civil society actors. EWI successfully made 78 grants to women-led CSOs and feminist scholars in the project region, the largest number of grants to date and a 15% increase from 2021. This included 7 COVID-19 response grants.
Duration: 12 months
Location: Croatia
Type: Core support
Amount: €50 000