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Grant making in the charitable sector covers the process by which funds are allocated to projects, organisations or individuals that meet a registered charity’s aims. A solicitor in this area helps drafts and negotiates grant agreements, conducts due diligence on applicants, checks governance and safeguarding policies, and advises on compliant grant cycles, reporting and recipient monitoring. They also assist with due process for spending restrictions, matching funds, and ensuring grant terms align with charity law, charity accounts rules, and any funder requirements.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
A solicitor provides professional oversight, including scrutiny of terms, safeguarding and governance checks, and compliance with regulatory standards such as the Charity Commission rules, restricted funds, and indemnities. Their involvement is backed by professional accountability, indemnity insurance, and the ability to handle disputes or changes in grant conditions in a regulated manner.
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