Islamic and Muslim Grants for Nonprofits

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Proteus Fund

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Application Deadline:

May 11 – June 15, 2026

Grant Range:
$25000 - $2000000
Average Grant:
$98598

The RISE Together Fund (RTF), an initiative of the Proteus Fund, supports Muslim, Arab, Middle Eastern, and South Asian (BAMEMSA) communities in the United States. The Fund builds community power…

The Mirza Family Foundation

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Application Deadline:

None

Grant Range:
$500 - $1000067
Average Grant:
$55827

The Mirza Family Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in the state of Virginia.

The Foundation's areas of interest include:

  • Islamic/Muslim organizations and…

The Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation

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Application Deadline:

Organization Information Forms: none

Grant Range:
$500 - $40000
Average Grant:
$15213

The Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation supports nonprofit organizations working to advance gender and racial equity in California, particularly in the Monterey Bay Peninsula, Santa…

Rainbow Giving Australia

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Application Deadline:

Varies by program 

The Rainbow Giving Australia (RGA) is a national, LGBTQIA+ community foundation formed in November 2024 through the merger of The Aurora Group and GiveOUT.

The Foundation provides grants to…

Barakat Trust

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Application Deadline:
  • A1, A2, A4, B1, B3, and C1: March 31, 2026
  • A3 Expression of Interest: February 15, 2026
  • B2 Expression of Interest: March 1, 2026

The Barakat Trust, a charity based in the United Kingdom, supports the study and preservation of art, architecture, archaeology, heritage, and culture within the Islamic world. 

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Southern Vision Alliance

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Application Deadline:

Varies by program

Grant Range:
$100 - $5000

The Southern Vision Alliance (SVA) supports emergent grassroots groups organizing for social, racial, economic, gender, and environmental justice in the U.S. South.

SVA currently offers the…

Film Independent

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Application Deadline:

Varies by program

Grant Range:
$25000 - $30000
Average Grant:
$27500

Film Independent  offers grants and awards to allow filmmakers in the United States to advance their current projects and help recognize professional accomplishments in independent film.…

Quartet Community Foundation

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Application Deadline:

Expressions of interest are due April 29, 2026, by 11 a.m.

The Quartet Community Foundation aims to improve the quality of life in the West of England.

The Lead the Change program is a three-year initiative that seeks to invest in…

In a similar sense to the importance that many Christian organizations have in nonprofit work in their communities, there are many regions where Muslim organizations are at the forefront of tackling issues such as poverty, healthcare, education and social justice. These Islamic nonprofits can only do this charitable work, of course, thanks to the generous funding provided by Islamic grants.

These Islamic grants can be used for a wide range of purposes, depending on the missions of the nonprofits they support. This could include, as example, humanitarian aid, Islamic education, interfaith programs or addressing a variety of concerns relating to poverty.

There are a wide range of organizations that might provide these grants. These include a wide range of private foundations, such as Islamic Relief USA and the International Institute of Islamic Thought. 

When drafting Islamic grant proposals, it's essential that you demonstrate a clear understanding of the needs of the Islamic communities - or other communities - that you hope to address. Data can go a long way to helping here. This could include demographics on said communities, with statistics such as poverty, healthcare disparities or other social issues. Good places to start collecting data could include the Pew Research Center and Muslim Aid USA. 

If you need more pointers on writing great grant proposals, you can browse our comprehensive guide on the topic. You can also start to browse an excellent selection of Islamic grants right here, all open for application.