It is to support community-based projects that can generate considerable social impact.

Registered organisations involved in charitable work can apply for grants.

Elderly, children-at-risk, and building projects are preferred. Other types of projects will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Political causes and general fundraising requests will not be considered.

Crocodile Foundation (CF) collaborates with accredited universities and CF do not offer scholarships for individual applicants.

Yes, the applicant will be notified of the grant application outcome in writing.

No, please stick to one grant application at any given time.

No, only one project will be supported at a time. The applicant may submit another grant application once the existing approved project is concluded.

The applicant should submit the grant application at least 6 weeks ahead of the project commencement date. A longer lead time is preferable.

No, the grant application must be submitted for a fresh project that has yet to be commenced.

It may be given upon the signing of the grant agreement, the conclusion of the project, or the fulfilment of specific terms as stipulated in the grant agreement.

Yes.

No, they must be submitted in English.

Project proposal, budget report, programme plan, and other documents related to the project. In addition, audited financial statements of the immediate past two consecutive financial years will be required as well.

Projects with co-funders are preferred, but those without one will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, but applicants must put up a strong case to justify the project duration.

It will likely be given in tranches, subject to the periodic appraisal of the project’s performance.

Our financial information, etc are available for viewing on the Charity Portal.