Type your organisation's name and confirm it's you. GrantGranter gives you a Guide: every fund we can verify is open now, a 12-month roadmap, and your top 10 applications drafted question by question.
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IllustrativeA finished Guide: funds checked open today, soonest deadline first, with how well each fits. An example about a fictional organisation, not real advice.
01 — How it works
From a name to a finished Guide in three steps.
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Step 01: Type the name
Your organisation's name, and the place if it helps, for example “Hollybrook Primary PTA (Ashcombe)”. Notes are optional.
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Step 02: Confirm
We research the organisation and show you what we found: name, school, area, charity number. Correct anything that's wrong, add a few quick facts, and confirm.
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Step 03: Get your Guide
Funds we can verify are open now, a 12-month roadmap of what opens next, and your top 10 applications drafted question by question. Read it on the web or download the PDF.
Each Guide uses one credit. If a Guide fails or you cancel it, the credit comes back to you.
02 — What you get
A roadmap for the year, and applications ready to finish.
Funds that aren't open yet go on the roadmap with the month they're expected. The best-fitting open funds are drafted in full, question by question, from what we know about you.
Apply using the online form at https://kestlebridge-foundation.example.org.uk/apply/express-grants/.
Project:Outdoor learning and play space at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: outdoor learning and play space for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (£500 to £5,000).
Eligibility
Constituted voluntary and community groups, including PTAs, with an income under £250,000.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Constituted voluntary and community groups, including PTAs, with an income under £250,000.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: Kestlebridge and the surrounding district
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
covers Kestlebridge
award size suits you (£500 to £5,000)
short application
Questions from the funder's online application form (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Postcode
From your details
ZZ1 1ZZ
Q3. Briefly describe your group and what it does
54 / 150 wordsDrafted for you
Guidance: Maximum 150 words
Hollybrook Primary PTA is the parent-teacher association of Hollybrook Primary School, a primary school in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge. Parent volunteers run the PTA through an elected committee with a chair, treasurer and secretary. We raise around £4,000 a year from fairs and events and in 2025 we funded the refurbishment of the school's reading corner.
Q4. What will the grant pay for?
29 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
Guidance: Maximum 200 words
We are asking for £4,500 towards our outdoor learning and play space project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q5. Who will benefit and how many people?
289 / 800 charactersDrafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q6. How much are you applying for?
Drafted for you · Number
4500
Q7. Which theme does your project address?
Drafted for you · Choose one
Options: Children and young people / Health and wellbeing / Environment / Arts and culture
Children and young people
Before you submit
Check the closing date (14 Nov 2026) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 2 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
The suggested ask (£4,500) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply using the online form at https://kestlebridge.example.gov.uk/ward-councillor-initiative-fund/apply.
Project:Reading for pleasure: library restock at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: reading for pleasure: library restock for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £1,000).
Eligibility
Community groups, PTAs and charities delivering a project in the councillor's ward.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Community groups, PTAs and charities delivering a project in the councillor's ward.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: Kestlebridge
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
covers Kestlebridge
award size suits you (Up to £1,000)
short application
Questions from the funder's online application form (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Which ward will the project benefit?
Drafted for you
Ashcombe North
Q3. Describe your project
283 / 1500 charactersDrafted for you
We want to replace worn-out library books and add diverse, high-interest titles that will tempt reluctant readers to read for pleasure. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. How will residents of the ward benefit?
289 / 1000 charactersDrafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q5. Amount requested (£)
Drafted for you · Number
1000
Before you submit
Check the closing date (31 Mar 2027) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 1 [TO CONFIRM] item in the answers below.
The suggested ask (£1,000) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply using the online form at https://www.ernestcooktrust.org.uk/grants/apply.
Project:Outdoor learning and play space at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: outdoor learning and play space for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £2,500).
Eligibility
Schools, PTAs and registered charities working with children and young people.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Schools, PTAs and registered charities working with children and young people.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: UK
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (Up to £2,500)
Questions from the funder's online application form (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Tell us about the children and young people who will take part
52 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
Guidance: Maximum 200 words
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q3. Describe your outdoor learning project
49 / 300 wordsDrafted for you
Guidance: Maximum 300 words
We want to resurface the worn infant playground and add an outdoor classroom shelter, so lessons and play can carry on in all weathers. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. What difference will the project make?
49 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
Guidance: Maximum 200 words
We will ask pupils and staff before and after the project how they use the new space or resources, and the PTA committee will report back to parents at the end of the school year. [TO CONFIRM: how the school will maintain the project once the grant is spent]
Q5. Itemised budget
29 / 120 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
Guidance: Maximum 120 words
We are asking for £2,500 towards our outdoor learning and play space project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Before you submit
Check the closing date (31 Jan 2027) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 3 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
The suggested ask (£2,500) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Download the application form from https://kestlebridge-rotary.example.org.uk/community-grants/apply, complete it and return it as instructed.
Project:Reading for pleasure: library restock at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: reading for pleasure: library restock for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (£250 to £1,500).
Eligibility
Voluntary groups, schools and PTAs in Kestlebridge.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Voluntary groups, schools and PTAs in Kestlebridge.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: Kestlebridge
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
covers Kestlebridge
award size suits you (£250 to £1,500)
short application
Questions from the funder's application form document (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Describe your organisation
54 / 150 wordsDrafted for you
Hollybrook Primary PTA is the parent-teacher association of Hollybrook Primary School, a primary school in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge. Parent volunteers run the PTA through an elected committee with a chair, treasurer and secretary. We raise around £4,000 a year from fairs and events and in 2025 we funded the refurbishment of the school's reading corner.
Q3. What will the grant be used for?
46 / 200 wordsDrafted for you
We want to replace worn-out library books and add diverse, high-interest titles that will tempt reluctant readers to read for pleasure. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. How will the local community benefit?
52 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q5. Total cost of the project and amount requested
29 / 60 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £1,200 towards our reading for pleasure: library restock project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Before you submit
Check the closing date (12 Dec 2026) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 2 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
The suggested ask (£1,200) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply using the online form at https://groundwork.org.uk/tesco-stronger-starts/.
Project:Inclusive after-school sport at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: inclusive after-school sport for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £1,500).
Eligibility
Schools, PTAs and not-for-profit groups supporting children and young people.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Schools, PTAs and not-for-profit groups supporting children and young people.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: UK
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (Up to £1,500)
short application
Questions from the funder's guidance (saved in our catalog) (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Tell us about your project and how it will support children and young people
54 / 250 wordsDrafted for you
Hollybrook Primary PTA is the parent-teacher association of Hollybrook Primary School, a primary school in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge. Parent volunteers run the PTA through an elected committee with a chair, treasurer and secretary. We raise around £4,000 a year from fairs and events and in 2025 we funded the refurbishment of the school's reading corner.
Q3. How many children will benefit?
Drafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q4. How will you spend the money?
27 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £1,500 towards our inclusive after-school sport project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q5. Main contact name, email and phone number
Only you can answer1 to confirm
[TO CONFIRM: to be completed by the applicant: Main contact name, email and phone number]
Before you submit
Check the funder's page for any change to the rolling deadline before you start.
Fill in the 3 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
Complete the fields only you can provide: Main contact name, email and phone number.
The suggested ask (£1,500) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply through the funder's online portal (https://apply.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/); you will need to register an account first.
Project:Outdoor learning and play space at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: outdoor learning and play space for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (£300 to £20,000).
Eligibility
Voluntary or community organisations, schools (for activities beyond the curriculum) and PTAs with a UK bank account and two unrelated people on the committee.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Voluntary or community organisations, schools (for activities beyond the curriculum) and PTAs with a UK bank account and two unrelated people on the committee.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: England
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (£300 to £20,000)
Questions from the funder's published guidance (the portal needs a login) (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. What would you like to do?
49 / 300 wordsDrafted for you
We want to resurface the worn infant playground and add an outdoor classroom shelter, so lessons and play can carry on in all weathers. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q3. How does your project meet at least one of our funding priorities?
49 / 300 wordsDrafted for you
We want to resurface the worn infant playground and add an outdoor classroom shelter, so lessons and play can carry on in all weathers. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. How does your project involve your community?
48 / 300 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
The project is led by parent volunteers and will be shaped by a pupil council survey. Families from across Ashcombe will be invited to a community workday, and the school grounds are used by local groups outside school hours. [TO CONFIRM: which local groups use the school site]
Q5. Tell us how much you are asking for and give a breakdown of costs.
29 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £9,500 towards our outdoor learning and play space project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q6. Main contact name, email and phone number
Only you can answer1 to confirm
[TO CONFIRM: to be completed by the applicant: Main contact name, email and phone number]
Q7. Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into
Only you can answer1 to confirm
[TO CONFIRM: to be completed by the applicant: Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into]
Before you submit
Check the funder's page for any change to the rolling deadline before you start.
Fill in the 4 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
Complete the fields only you can provide: Main contact name, email and phone number; Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into.
These questions come from the funder's published guidance: check the live form for any differences.
The suggested ask (£9,500) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply using the online form at https://www.greggsfoundation.org.uk/apply.
Project:Inclusive after-school sport at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: inclusive after-school sport for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £2,000).
Eligibility
Not-for-profit organisations, including schools and PTAs, supporting people in need.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Not-for-profit organisations, including schools and PTAs, supporting people in need.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: England, Scotland and Wales
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (Up to £2,000)
Questions from the funder's application form document (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. What is the need for your project and how do you know?
49 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We will ask pupils and staff before and after the project how they use the new space or resources, and the PTA committee will report back to parents at the end of the school year. [TO CONFIRM: how the school will maintain the project once the grant is spent]
Q3. Describe the activities you will deliver
47 / 250 wordsDrafted for you
We want to buy equipment and coaching for an after-school multi-sport club open to every pupil, free for families on low incomes. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. How will your project help people in need?
47 / 200 wordsDrafted for you
We want to buy equipment and coaching for an after-school multi-sport club open to every pupil, free for families on low incomes. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q5. Budget breakdown
27 / 100 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £2,000 towards our inclusive after-school sport project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q6. Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into
Only you can answer1 to confirm
[TO CONFIRM: to be completed by the applicant: Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into]
Before you submit
Check the closing date (30 Oct 2026) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 3 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
Complete the fields only you can provide: Name of the bank account the grant will be paid into.
The suggested ask (£2,000) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply through the funder's online portal (https://www.sportengland.org/funds-and-campaigns/movement-fund/apply); you will need to register an account first.
Project:Inclusive after-school sport at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: inclusive after-school sport for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (£300 to £15,000).
Eligibility
Community groups and not-for-profits; schools only for activity outside the school day.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Community groups and not-for-profits; schools only for activity outside the school day.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: England
To confirmCheck that your organisation type is eligible
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
strong match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (£300 to £15,000)
Questions from the funder's published guidance (the portal needs a login) (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Who is your project for, and why are they currently less active?
52 / 250 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q3. What activities will you run and when?
47 / 250 wordsDrafted for you
We want to buy equipment and coaching for an after-school multi-sport club open to every pupil, free for families on low incomes. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. How will you keep people taking part after the funding ends?
49 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We will ask pupils and staff before and after the project how they use the new space or resources, and the PTA committee will report back to parents at the end of the school year. [TO CONFIRM: how the school will maintain the project once the grant is spent]
Q5. What will the money be spent on?
27 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £2,500 towards our inclusive after-school sport project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Before you submit
Check the funder's page for any change to the rolling deadline before you start.
Fill in the 3 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
These questions come from the funder's published guidance: check the live form for any differences.
The suggested ask (£2,500) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply by email as described at https://www.asdafoundation.org/grants/local-community-grants.
Project:Reading for pleasure: library restock at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: reading for pleasure: library restock for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £1,000).
Eligibility
Community groups and schools near an Asda store; contact the store community champion.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: Community groups and schools near an Asda store; contact the store community champion.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: UK (near an Asda store)
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
good match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (Up to £1,000)
short application
Questions from a typical small-grant form (the funder's own questions were not published).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Tell us about your organisation and what it does.
54 / 200 wordsDrafted for you
Hollybrook Primary PTA is the parent-teacher association of Hollybrook Primary School, a primary school in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge. Parent volunteers run the PTA through an elected committee with a chair, treasurer and secretary. We raise around £4,000 a year from fairs and events and in 2025 we funded the refurbishment of the school's reading corner.
Q3. What will the grant pay for? Describe your project.
29 / 300 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £1,000 towards our reading for pleasure: library restock project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q4. Why is the project needed, and how do you know?
49 / 250 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We will ask pupils and staff before and after the project how they use the new space or resources, and the PTA committee will report back to parents at the end of the school year. [TO CONFIRM: how the school will maintain the project once the grant is spent]
Q5. Who will benefit, and how many people?
52 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
All 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary, aged 4 to 11, will benefit, along with their families. 18% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, so we will make sure every activity is free to take part in. [TO CONFIRM: number of families and community members who use the school grounds]
Q6. How will you know the project has made a difference?
49 / 200 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We will ask pupils and staff before and after the project how they use the new space or resources, and the PTA committee will report back to parents at the end of the school year. [TO CONFIRM: how the school will maintain the project once the grant is spent]
Q7. How much are you asking for? Give a breakdown of costs.
29 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £1,000 towards our reading for pleasure: library restock project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q8. Main contact name, email and phone number
Only you can answer1 to confirm
[TO CONFIRM: to be completed by the applicant: Main contact name, email and phone number]
Before you submit
Check the funder's page for any change to the rolling deadline before you start.
Fill in the 6 [TO CONFIRM] items in the answers below.
Complete the fields only you can provide: Main contact name, email and phone number.
These questions are a generic template: the real form may differ, so check it and adapt the answers.
The suggested ask (£1,000) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
Apply through the funder's online portal (https://www.avivacommunityfund.co.uk/start-a-project); you will need to register an account first.
Project:Outdoor learning and play space at Hollybrook. A parent-led project: outdoor learning and play space for every pupil. Ask: Within the fund's range (Up to £50,000 (crowdfunding with Aviva match)).
Eligibility
UK charities and community groups including PTAs; projects must run a crowdfunding campaign.
MetOrganisation type is eligible: UK charities and community groups including PTAs; projects must run a crowdfunding campaign.
MetLocated in the area the fund covers: UK
To confirmCheck whether match funding is required
Why it fits
School PTAs are eligible
good match with your priorities
open UK/England-wide
award size suits you (Up to £50,000 (crowdfunding with Aviva match))
Questions from the funder's published guidance (the portal needs a login) (source).
Q1. Organisation name
From your details
Hollybrook Primary PTA
Q2. Project title
Drafted for you
Outdoor learning and play space at Hollybrook
Q3. Describe your project for supporters
49 / 250 wordsDrafted for you
We want to resurface the worn infant playground and add an outdoor classroom shelter, so lessons and play can carry on in all weathers. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Q4. What will the funding be spent on?
29 / 150 wordsDrafted for you1 to confirm
We are asking for £5,000 towards our outdoor learning and play space project. [TO CONFIRM: itemised quotes for materials and labour] Any shortfall will be met from PTA fundraising.
Q5. Crowdfunding target (£)
Drafted for you
We want to resurface the worn infant playground and add an outdoor classroom shelter, so lessons and play can carry on in all weathers. This will benefit all 210 pupils at Hollybrook Primary School in Ashcombe, Kestlebridge, and it is a priority our parents have raised with the PTA.
Before you submit
Check the closing date (11 Nov 2026) on the funder's page before you start.
Fill in the 1 [TO CONFIRM] item in the answers below.
These questions come from the funder's published guidance: check the live form for any differences.
The suggested ask (£5,000) is indicative: set the final amount from real quotes.
Have a second person read the application and check every figure against your records.
IllustrativeApplications: each fund drafted question by question, with eligibility and why it fits. An example about a fictional organisation, not real advice.
03 — See it working
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These are the app's own screens, drawn live from an illustrative Guide for a fictional school PTA.
IllustrativeThe confirm step: what research found about the organisation, ready to check and correct. An example about a fictional organisation, not real advice.
IllustrativeA Guide part-way through: the organisation is confirmed, funds are gathered and scored, and opening dates are being checked. An example about a fictional organisation, not real advice.
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