Four grounded AI tools for UK charities, in one platform
CharityIQ is one connected platform giving UK charities four grounded tools: a free Grant Finder that matches you to live UK grants; AI grant writing that drafts fundable applications from your own data and each funder's priorities; a Charity Commission compliance assistant for annual returns and SORP 2026 reporting; and impact measurement that evidences the outcomes funders ask for. Every output cites the verified source behind it.
AI grant writing that cites every claim.
Drafts applications using your charity's own filings, history, and the funder's priorities — and shows its sources, so you can trust the output enough to send it.
- Grounded in your verified data and the funder's published criteria
- Inline citations on every figure — clickable and exportable
- Profile memory and a full audit trail
In our borough, 1 in 4 young people report persistent loneliness[1]. As a charity with 12 years delivering youth provision[2], we are well placed to respond. Funders here typically award £10,000–£30,000 over two years[3].
A co-pilot for the Charity Commission.
Annual return pre-population, SORP 2026-ready Trustees' Annual Report drafting, and a sign-off workflow with reminders that don't miss.
- Annual return co-pilot, pre-filled from your filings
- SORP 2026 tier-aware report drafting
- Trustee sign-off workflow and deadline reminders
Outcomes dashboards funders trust.
Capture beneficiary outcomes against NPC, IRIS+, or your own framework. Write your impact data once, then reuse it in every report.
- Beneficiary surveys and outcome tracking
- NPC, IRIS+, or a custom framework
- Master impact reports that adapt per funder
Match your charity to live grants.
Tell us what you do and what you need funding for. We match you against live UK grants — updated daily, ranked by fit. No card. No trial.
- Live UK funders, updated daily
- Ranked by fit, with deadlines and award sizes
- Permanently free — no credit card
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