GrantNav is a free-to-use platform that brings together open, comparable grants data published using the 360Giving Standard. GrantNav makes it easy for people to search, explore and download the detail of who, where and how much for thousands of grants given by a wide range of UK grantmakers. Over £8 billion of grants have been shared to the 360Giving Standard and are available to search in GrantNav. For the list of organisations featured in this platform, visit: http://grantnav.threesixtygiving.org/funders. New data is added to GrantNav as more organisations publish more of their grants to the 360Giving Standard. GrantNav has been developed to make it easier to find out which organisations have funded which sectors or regions, making it easier to map out the resources that are available and how this may have changed over time. This will help visitors to quickly obtain an overview of other organisations working in the same areas. For more details see http://grantnav.threesixtygiving.org Contains data from GrantNav a 360Giving application released under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike license (CC-BY-SA)

The GLA Grants Dataset contains data relating to grants which have been awarded by the GLA since 2013. The dataset uses the 360 Giving Standard, to ensure the data is clear and accessible. This dataset can also be accessed on the 360 giving navigation site GrantNav, which allows grant-makers and others to explore how grants are used, areas of commonality between grant-makers and gaps that are not reached by grant-makers. Potential grant-seekers can also see who and what the GLA has funded in the past.

Grants awarded to Sheffield's voluntary, community, faith and enterprise sector from April 2023The Grant Giving Team at Sheffield City Council strategically invests around £3M annually into Sheffield’s crucial voluntary, community, faith and enterprise sector. They provide activities, support and advice to the residents of Sheffield. The Strategy and Resources Policy Committee committed to these grants in December 2022.We are committed to giving people the information they need about our grant funding.For this reason, we support Open Data, which is data that is:published proactivelyprovided in machine-readable formats (such as csv)provided for re-useWe adhere to the following principles in providing our data:timely publication – we will release and update our data on an annual basiswe provide disaggregated datawe use common standards by working with the 360Giving initiative to also publish our grant data through GrantNav