The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust uses Good Grants to manage its COVID-19 emergency grants application process

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Industry Charity
Location London, England
Client since 2019
Employees 0-50
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QCT
queenscommonwealthtrust.org

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The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust (QCT) champions, funds and connects young leaders who are working hard to change the world. It represents a growing network of young changemakers across the Commonwealth.

A platform where smart ideas and insights are shared, to show that change can be brought about by anyone, anywhere and with a vision of a world where young people are equal partners in driving change.

Good Grants is extremely user-friendly and interactive.”

Program challenges before Good Grants

We had difficulties with keeping information offline…”

Before coming to Good Grants, QCT managed its grants programs manually over email. 

“We had difficulties with keeping information offline, filing, and admin requirements,” said Victoria Napier, Grants and Business Support Executive at QCT.

The Good Grants choice

jinnYouity login page via Good Grants

We felt that Good Grants represented good value for money, and we liked the functionality, round-the-clock customer service and trial period.”

The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust looked into the features and functionality of Good Grants before signing up and felt confident that it met all their organisational needs:

“We felt that Good Grants represented good value for money, and we liked the functionality, round-the-clock customer service and trial period. We also appreciated the in-depth demo we had with the Good Grants team,” Napier said.

Favourite features

Funding rounds, categories, fields, tabs and
scoring review mode.

 

Tips for others

“Good Grants is extremely user-friendly and interactive. The customer service is excellent, with the team always at hand on email and phone calls. The software is overall very good value for money and has greatly improved our grants management capabilities,” Napier said.
Victoria Napier, Queen’s Commonwealth Trust