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    RFP on Effective Giving

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    RFP on Effective Giving supports fundraising organizations with operational and project funding to direct more donations to effective charities in global health, farm animal welfare, and global catastrophic risks.

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    The RFP closed on June 26, 2026, and applications are no longer being accepted.

    Funder: Coefficient Giving

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Most grants support one or two years; general operating or project support

    Summary: Supports organizations raising funds for highly effective charities in global health and development, farm animal welfare, and global catastrophic risks.

    Key Information: Established organizations should plan for Coefficient Giving to provide at most 50% of operational funding.


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    Coefficient Giving’s Effective Giving & Careers Fund supports initiatives that raise funds for highly effective charities. This RFP seeks new and existing effective giving organizations, aims to streamline their application process, and helps the fund understand funding needs and gaps across the effective giving ecosystem. Its focus areas include global health and development, farm animal welfare, and global catastrophic risks.

    Support can cover general operations or specific projects and needs. Areas of interest include new country-level organizations in promising markets, professional marketing support, growth and donor advisory capacity, and partnerships with mainstream philanthropy. The fund also welcomes targeted outreach, corporate partnerships, donor-advised fund partnerships, and workplace giving initiatives that direct more donations toward cost-effective charitable opportunities.


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