Campbells launches charity funding panel
Campbells BVI has opened applications for a new Charity Funding Panel to support local non-profits working in youth development, education and community wellbeing. Shortlisted organisations will present proposals to a panel on March 4, 2026; the application deadline is February 23, 2026.
Campbells BVI has launched a Charity Funding Panel to provide targeted financial support to non-profit and charitable organisations operating across the Virgin Islands in the areas of youth development, education and community wellbeing. Registered non-profits that meet the focus-area criteria are invited to apply.
According to the firm, eligible organisations that are shortlisted will be asked to present their proposals to a panel on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, followed by a question-and-answer session; funding allocations will be decided after those presentations. The deadline to submit an application is Monday, February 23, 2026.
Application details and the form are available on the firm’s website. Grant Carroll, Managing Partner and Head of Litigation at Campbells BVI, said the initiative reflects the firm’s broader commitment to backing projects that deliver lasting benefits for the community. "The Charity Funding Panel reflects Campbells’ commitment to supporting organisations that address critical community needs and deliver measurable, long-term impact," Carroll said.
He added that funding decisions will be based on alignment with the firm’s focus areas, demonstrated impact and effective use of funds. For BVI residents, the panel represents a potential boost for organisations that fill gaps in services and programmes for young people, support educational opportunities and improve overall community wellbeing.
Local charities and NGOs have long played a central role in delivering after-school activities, vocational training, mental health support and other services that complement government and private-sector efforts. Targeted grants could help sustain existing programmes, expand outreach or pilot new community initiatives.
Organisations preparing applications should be ready to demonstrate clear outcomes, sustainability plans and a practical budget showing how funds will be used. The panel’s emphasis on measurable impact suggests applicants will benefit from including monitoring and evaluation plans and evidence of community need.
Campbells said the programme is intended to support initiatives that show clear community benefit, sustainable impact and close alignment with the firm’s charitable priorities. Non-profits interested in applying should visit Campbells BVI’s website for the application form and submission instructions ahead of the February 23 deadline.
This funding opportunity may provide a timely resource for local groups working to strengthen youth services, education access and community wellbeing across the British Virgin Islands.
Primary source: BVI News