A Not-for-Profit entity registered as: 

1. A Society under the Registry of Societies (ROS); or

2. A Company Limited by Guarantee (CLG) under the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA); or

3. A Charitable Trust; or

4. Co-Operative registered with the Registry of Co-operative Societies

1. Applicants are required to complete the FMAS Trampoline Fund Application Form to provide information on the project objectives, milestones and implementation plan.

2. The FMAS Trampoline Fund panel consisting of representatives from FMAS Singapore and The Majurity Trust will evaluate the proposals taking into consideration the alignment to the Fund’s objectives, clarity of the programme objectives and its implementation feasibility.

3. If the application is approved, applicants may receive grant funding of 80% of project costs, up to a cap of $50,000.

The application period is from 1 July to 5 August 2022.

Please submit a grant enquiry via this webpage and we will follow up with you on the application details.

Applicants will be informed of the outcome within 2 months from the end of the grant call.

The Fund supports projects and initiatives that address longer-term needs of vulnerable groups in Singapore, beyond the current crisis. In particular, the fund seeks to support charities and nonprofits in the following domains:

• Education: working with children and youth to build key academic and interpersonal skills;
• Employment: helping those from disadvantaged backgrounds find better jobs and build careers;
• Community: improving our collective well-being, and communal ability to support families who are striving to do better.

1. The programme should commence within 3 months from the approval dat

2. Organisations are required to submit a short quarterly output report, and an impact report upon completion of the project.

1. The grant can be used for programme related costs such as internal manpower, venue, transport, material and logistics costs.

2. The grant should not be given out as cash or vouchers to beneficiaries.

Successful applicants can receive grant funding of 80% of project costs, up to a cap of $50,000.

The grant will be disbursed in 2 tranches based on the project milestones.

TMT is the fund administrator for the FMAS Trampoline Fund. We are assisting FMAS Singapore to set up and manage the grant disbursement process.

Yes. As TMT is an IPC organisation, your donations will qualify for 2.5 times tax deduction.