Deadline: 17-May-2026
The Mnozhyna Foundation Grant Programme offers funding of up to UAH 4,000,000 to support non-profit initiatives in Ukraine focused on identity, culture, resilience, and capacity building. The programme targets impactful, values-driven projects with strong theories of change and measurable outcomes. Eligible NGOs and charitable organizations can apply for projects lasting 3 to 18 months.
Overview
The Mnozhyna Foundation invites grant applications from non-profit public associations and charitable organizations in Ukraine.
The programme aims to strengthen civil society through strategic, long-term interventions that promote social cohesion, cultural development, and institutional capacity.
Projects must align with the Foundation’s mission of fostering sustainable societal development through values-driven initiatives.
Funding Details
Grant Amount by Programme Lot
Lot 1: Identity
- UAH 750,000 to UAH 3,000,000
Lot 2: Culture
- UAH 1,500,000 to UAH 4,000,000
Lot 3: Resilience
- UAH 750,000 to UAH 2,500,000
Lot 4: Capacity
- UAH 750,000 to UAH 2,500,000
Project Duration
- Minimum: 3 months
- Maximum: 18 months
Programme Areas
Identity
- Strengthening narratives of unity and diversity
- Promoting sustainability and national identity
- Supporting cohesion within Ukrainian society
Culture
- Cross-sector initiatives linking culture, education, and public health
- Enhancing competitiveness of human capital
- Promoting cultural innovation
Resilience
- Systemic solutions at individual, community, and national levels
- Reducing social exclusion and polarization
- Addressing emerging societal challenges
Capacity
- Institutional development of organizations
- Strengthening individual agency
- Promoting philanthropy culture in Ukraine
What the Programme Supports
Projects should:
- Strengthen existing public initiatives
- Address systemic gaps with clear problem analysis
- Deliver innovative and scalable solutions
- Include strong dissemination and outreach strategies
- Demonstrate measurable impact on target groups
Who is Eligible?
Eligible Applicants
- Non-profit public associations
- Charitable organizations
Key Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Be officially registered under Ukrainian law
- Be listed in the Register of Non-Profit Institutions and Organizations
- Operate in territories controlled by Ukraine
- Align activities with the Foundation’s programme areas
- Be willing to sign and comply with grant agreements and ethical standards
Priority Considerations
Preference is given to projects that:
- Present innovative approaches
- Demonstrate a clear theory of change
- Offer consistent and logical implementation models
- Show strong expected impact on target audiences
- Build trust among diverse groups such as:
- Veterans
- Civilians
- Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
- Youth
Why This Grant Matters
Strengthens Civil Society
Supports organizations working on long-term societal transformation.
Promotes Social Cohesion
Encourages unity and trust across diverse population groups.
Drives Innovation
Funds creative and impactful solutions to systemic challenges.
Builds Institutional Capacity
Enhances the effectiveness and sustainability of NGOs.
How to Apply
Step-by-Step Process
- Review programme areas and select the appropriate lot
- Identify a relevant societal challenge
- Develop a project with a clear theory of change
- Prepare application documents
- Organizational profile
- Project proposal
- Budget and timeline
- Dissemination strategy
- Ensure compliance with eligibility and ethical requirements
- Submit application as per Foundation guidelines
- Participate in evaluation process
Key Concepts Explained
Theory of Change
A structured framework explaining how and why a project will achieve desired outcomes, linking activities to impact.
Social Cohesion
The strength of relationships and trust among different groups in society.
Institutional Capacity
The ability of an organization to effectively deliver its mission and sustain operations.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Weak or unclear theory of change
- Lack of alignment with programme priorities
- Insufficient impact measurement
- Poor dissemination planning
- Incomplete eligibility compliance
Tips for a Strong Application
- Clearly define the problem and target group
- Demonstrate logical and measurable outcomes
- Include innovative and scalable approaches
- Provide a strong communication and outreach plan
- Highlight organizational experience and credibility
FAQs
1. What is the maximum grant amount?
Up to UAH 4,000,000 under the Culture programme.
2. Who can apply?
Non-profit public associations and charitable organizations registered in Ukraine.
3. What is the project duration?
Projects can last between 3 and 18 months.
4. What are the main programme areas?
Identity, Culture, Resilience, and Capacity.
5. Is a theory of change required?
Yes, a clear and well-structured theory of change is essential.
6. Are dissemination plans important?
Yes, applicants must include strategies for sharing project results and impact.
7. What types of impact are prioritized?
Projects that build trust, reduce polarization, and create long-term societal benefits.
Conclusion
The Mnozhyna Foundation Grant Programme provides significant funding for NGOs working to strengthen Ukrainian society through innovation, resilience, and cultural development. By supporting strategic, high-impact initiatives, the programme plays a vital role in advancing sustainable and inclusive societal progress.
For more information, visit Mnozhyna Foundation.
