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The Pathway to GlobalGiving allows nonprofit organisations worldwide to work towards becoming approved GlobalGiving partners, giving them access to an international fundraising platform, donors, corporate partnerships, matching campaigns and other funding opportunities.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Access to GlobalGiving's international fundraising platform

  • Your own professional fundraising/project pages

  • Ability to receive donations from supporters internationally

  • Access to corporate giving opportunities

  • Matching campaigns and bonus funding opportunities

  • Additional thematic funding opportunities

  • Fundraising training and resources

  • Support developing a fundraising strategy

  • Increased visibility with potential donors

  • Access to GlobalGiving's nonprofit community

  • Opportunities increase as organisations progress through GlobalGiving's Partner, Leader and Superstar reward levels

  • No guaranteed grant or fixed funding amount for joining

GlobalGiving says it drives millions of dollars to nonprofit partners each year through donations, matching funds, bonus prizes, corporate partnerships, gift cards and marketing. However, becoming a partner does not guarantee that an organisation will attract new donors.

Who can apply?

  • Registered nonprofit organisations

  • Charities

  • NGOs

  • Organisations from countries around the world

  • Organisations must demonstrate a track record of delivering projects

  • Applicants must pass GlobalGiving's due-diligence process

  • Organisations without registration may potentially participate through an eligible fiscal sponsor.

The current onboarding process begins with an interest survey. GlobalGiving then invites small cohorts of suitable organisations into its Pathway to GlobalGiving programme every two months.

Deadline: Rolling – cohorts are invited bi-monthly.

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