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€1,200 – €30,000

Ukraine, Netherlands +1

European Cultural Foundation: donor analysis 2026

When Erasmus launched in 1987, the European Commission did not administer it. Until 1994 the European Cultural Foundation ran its implementation through the Erasmus Bureau. That foundation is a private body from Amsterdam, established in 1954, and its first president was Robert Schuman.

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NGOs / CSOsIndividualsOther

Ukraine

NRFU: donor analysis, history and call statistics

216 winning projects and UAH 255.3 million in grant funding during the first year of operation. Two years later, in 2022, one call ended with twelve winners and UAH 5.5 million.

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UniversitiesResearch Inst.Individuals

155,000–1,000,000 UAH

Ukraine, EU

Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (UCF): Donor Analysis 2026

3,207 funded projects and almost UAH 2.5 billion invested over nine years. That is the record of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (UCF), a state grantmaker that a dedicated law created in 2017. Right now the foundation runs three open calls.

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NGOs / CSOsSMEs / BusinessGov. BodiesCommunities +1

€1,000 – €100,000

Ukraine, EU +1

House of Europe: Donor Analysis and Grant Lines 2026

House of Europe has funded Ukrainians since 2019. The European Union pays for the programme, and Goethe-Institut Ukraine runs the calls. So far the team has offered more than 40 competitions for cultural managers, educators, youth workers, social entrepreneurs and media professionals.

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IndividualsNGOs / CSOsSMEs / BusinessGov. Bodies +1

€25,000–35,000

Ukraine, Poland +3

International Visegrad Fund: grants for Ukraine 2026

The International Visegrad Fund distributes 11 million euros a year for regional cooperation across Central and Eastern Europe. For Ukrainian organisations, it is one of the few donors with a simple, clear application process, and Ukrainian applicants take part on equal terms with partners from Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary.

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NGOs / CSOsGov. BodiesUniversitiesResearch Inst. +1

€992–2,300 per month

Ukraine, Germany

DAAD: donor analysis and its programmes for Ukraine

DAAD is the world’s largest organisation for international academic exchange. Since 1925 it has supported roughly 3 million students and researchers, and every year it awards more than 140,000 scholarships and grants.

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Research Inst.IndividualsUniversities

$5,000 – $60,000

Ukraine, Moldova +4

The Black Sea Trust: Grantor analysis

The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) is a grantmaking program of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF). Since 2007, it has supported civil society organizations, independent media, and civic initiatives across the wider Black Sea region.

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NGOs / CSOsIndividualsResearch Inst.

Belgium, Ukraine +1

King Baudouin Foundation: Grantor analysis

Belgium distributes over €202 million through a single foundation every year. 201 calls for projects annually. 1,723 active Funds under management. 5,155 individuals and organisations supported in 2025.

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NGOs / CSOsResearch Inst.Other

up to €5,000

Ukraine

Robert Bosch Stiftung: Grantor analysis 2026

Urgent: The Documenting Ukraine programme (funded by the Robert Bosch Stiftung Foundation) is accepting applications from Ukrainian journalists, researchers, and artists. Deadline: 31 May 2026 – 2 days remaining. Details below and at: iwm.at → The Robert Bosch Stiftung is one of Europe’s largest private foundations.

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NGOs / CSOsResearch Inst.Individuals

$25,000 – $10,000,000

Global

Oak Foundation: $383 million a year and still unknown in Ukraine. Donor analysis and how to apply

In 2025, Oak Foundation distributed approximately 1,000 grants across 33 countries totalling $383 million. For context, that exceeds the annual grantmaking budget of most major international philanthropic organisations. Yet most Ukrainian NGOs have never heard of Oak Foundation.

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NGOs / CSOsResearch Inst.Universities

€40,000 – €60,000

Ukraine, EU +1

European Endowment for Democracy (EED): donor analysis and how to apply in 2026

Within 24 hours of Russia’s full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022, EED established a €2.2 million emergency fund for its Ukrainian partners. Over the first 60 days – an average of one grant per day.

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NGOs / CSOsUniversitiesResearch Inst.SMEs / Business +1

up to UAH 2,000,000

Ukraine, EU +2

International Renaissance Foundation: Foundation Profile, Programmes and Open Calls 2026

Over $230 million in grants across 35 years, more than 1,000 projects funded since February 2022 alone, and a position as the largest independent funder of civil society in Ukraine – that is the International Renaissance Foundation.

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NGOs / CSOsResearch Inst.SMEs / BusinessIndividuals +1

up to €1.3 million

Ukraine, EU

Volkswagen Stiftung: Who They Are and How to Get a Grant in 2026

Up to EUR 1.3 million for a groundbreaking research idea with no predefined topic – that is one of the flagship programmes of Volkswagen Stiftung, one of the largest independent science foundations in Europe.

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Universities