Daily Grant (DG) Eligibility Criteria

We accept applications from individuals, groups and startup not-for-profit organizations based anywhere in the world. To be considered, all applications must meet the following criteria:

1. Your group/organization’s annual budget must be $50,000 or less.
2. The total budget for your project must be less than $10,000. You can request up to $1,000 in seed funding from TPP.
3. Individual, group and/or organization (including co-leaders and project team members) must not have received previous funding from TPP.
4. Your group/organization must not have paid staff. Please note this does not prohibit occasionally paying for services such as web design, accounting, organization registration fees or other professional services.
5. Your project must not support elections, political parties and political campaigns.
6. Your group/organization must not carry out any work promoting or advocating for animal agriculture, even if that work is not part of your proposal to TPP.
7. You must not evangelize or require beneficiaries of your project to participate in faith-based practices.
8. You must not discriminate against any group or class of people based on factors such as race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, age or faith.
9. Your project must be strictly for charitable purposes and not designed to generate profit for you or any other person.
10. You/your organization must be able to receive a wire transfer.

Projects & Costs We Do Not Fund

• Payments to grantee or grantee’s family for their time or services.
• Purchase of animal products, including but not limited to meat, eggs, honey, milk, and leather. We do not fund any animal farming activities or events at which animal products will be served. For more information on this, please click here.
• Beekeeping projects which produces honey for sale or human consumption.
• Gardening or farming activities which make use of synthetic/chemical fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides, and other similar products which are harmful to the environment.
• One-time donations.
  
• Academic and research projects.
• Non-recycled paper. 
• The use of products like disposable plastic cups, plates, bags and other plastic products pollutes as well as harmful to the environment.