EOA Hub v1.0
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April 2026 · EOA-01
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Financial Tracker
Monthly entry, import statements, yearly summary.
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Grant Tracker
Track pipeline, deadlines and drafted applications.
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CSR Tracker
Target corporates, outreach emails and one-pager.
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S18A Certificates
Generate and download tax certificates for donors.
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Thank You Letters
Personalised donor letters with impact breakdowns.
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Meeting Minutes
Formal minutes with voting records and action items.
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NPO Registration
265-738 NPO
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Section 18A Tax Approval
Ref No. 930077138 · SARS approved
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GlobalGiving Partnership
US donations tax-deductible · UK Gift Aid eligible
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Plusoptix Contract
Screening equipment contract
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Financial Year 2025
Annual financials · EOA-01 & EOA-02
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Eyes of Africa — 2025/2026
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Target Corporates
Corporate Social Responsibility — 2026

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Outreach Tracker
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GRANT TRACKER
How to apply for a grant
A step-by-step guide for Eyes of Africa

Grants are funds given to organisations like Eyes of Africa by foundations, corporations, and international bodies — with no repayment required. In return, funders expect you to deliver a specific project, report on your results, and spend the money as agreed.

1

Confirm the grant round is open

Every grant has an application window. Check the funder's website directly and look for "open call", "apply now", or "current round".

2

Read the grant criteria carefully

Every funder publishes what they will and won't fund. Check: Does our work fit their focus areas? Are we eligible? What are the word limits and required documents?

How Claude can help

Paste the grant criteria into Claude and ask: "Does Eyes of Africa's work qualify for this grant? What are the strongest and weakest points of fit?"

3

Register on the funder's platform

Most international funders require you to create an account on their grants portal before you can submit. Do this early — approvals can take a few days.

4

Get a D-U-N-S number

A free, globally recognised identifier for organisations. Register at dnb.com — South African NPOs are eligible.

5

Gather your supporting documents

Almost every application requires: NPO registration certificate, tax exemption certificate, audited financials, constitution, board member list, bank confirmation letter.

6

Use the drafted applications in this tracker

For the three excellent-fit grants (OGS, Seeing is Believing, Brien Holden), full applications have been drafted. These are starting points — personalise with your actual data before submitting.

7

Frame the problem before the solution

A strong grant application always explains the problem first — who is suffering, why, and what happens if nothing is done. Funders don't fund organisations; they fund change.

8

Use numbers wherever possible

"We will screen 5,000 children across 20 schools" is stronger than "we will screen many children." Include real data from your past work.

9

Review before you submit

Check: Have you answered every question? Are all word limits respected? Are all documents attached? Has someone else read it through?

10

Submit and update the tracker

Once submitted, update the grant status to "Submitted". Note the date and any confirmation number. Keep a copy of everything.

11

If awarded — report back on time

You'll need to provide progress updates and a final report. Missing a reporting deadline can affect future grants from that funder.