Grant Builder · Launching soon
The grant course that ends with your application written.
Most courses explain grants, then leave the form to you. Here, every lesson finishes on the step it just taught, so you learn it and do it in the same sitting.
Early-access members hear first, while the launch price is on.
Learn it, then do it
Every lesson ends with you doing the thing it taught
11 short lessons, from checking your CIC can apply to what happens after you submit. Each one hands you straight to the matching step, so you finish the course with an application, not a page of notes.
- Lesson 1Before you applyYou do itValidate my idea
- Lesson 3Picking the right grantYou do itFit check on your idea
- Lesson 4Writing each answerYou do itDraft each answer
- Lesson 5Your budgetYou do itAnswer the costs question
Short, plain lessons you can finish on a lunch break
Read a lesson, mark it complete and move straight on. Your progress is saved to your account, so you can pick up on any device.
- Real examples from Awards for All, checked against its website
- Key points at the end of every lesson
- One click to mark it complete and open the next
National Lottery Awards for All
Your Awards for All application, for up to £20,000
Awards for All is the National Lottery’s grant for community projects in England. Grant Builder has its real application questions and word limits built in: you answer simple questions about your project, and it drafts each answer to fit.
- Checks your idea against its four funding priorities first
- Its real questions, one at a time, in order
- Every answer drafted inside the word limit
- Download every answer as a Word file when you’re done
- How much
- You can apply for a grant of between £300 and £20,000 for projects lasting up to 2 years.
- When to apply
- Submit your application at least 16 weeks before you need the funding.
Allowed? Awards for All says you can use AI tools if your answers are accurate and reflect your own work. Grant Builder drafts from what you tell it, and you check and own every word.
The funder asks
What would you like to do?
We want to run a monthly repair café in the Riverside community hall for 12 months. Volunteers will fix small electrical items, clothes and bikes, and teach people to do simple repairs themselves.
The idea came from our neighbours. At our summer street stall, 64 people told us they had broken items at home they could not afford to replace or get fixed. Many said they rarely leave the house except for shopping.
Each session will run on a Saturday from 10am to 1pm, with tea and cake, so it is a place to meet as well as to mend. We expect around 30 visitors a session. Six volunteer fixers have already signed up.
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✓ 197 / 300 words
You answer. It drafts. You decide.
Grant Builder does the heavy lifting. Your application stays yours.
- 1
Answer a few plain questions
About your project, one at a time. If it needs a number or a name it doesn’t have, it asks you. It never makes one up.
- 2
It drafts each answer
To the funder’s actual question, inside the word limit. Too long? One click makes it shorter.
- 3
You check it and send it
Edit anything you like, then copy it into the funder’s own form and submit it yourself, in your name.
Funders decide who gets a grant. Nobody can honestly promise you one, and we won’t.
Launching soon
Be first in when Grant Builder opens
Leave your email and we’ll tell you the moment it’s ready, while the launch price is on.
What you’ll get
- The grant course: 11 short lessons
- Awards for All’s real questions and word limits, built in
- Any other grant: paste its questions in
- 50 grant ideas for CICs, sorted by funder
- Pay once. No subscription, ever.