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Changelog

Notable updates to Grant Finder, written for visitors rather than developers. Newest changes appear first.

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  1. Guides for browsing and contributing

    • A short guide explains search, saved listings, adding deadlines to your calendar, and tracking suggestions.
    • A contribute page walks through how simple it is to suggest a grant, including paste-and-fill help and the contributor leaderboard.
  2. Suggest with AI, and thank contributors

    • When you suggest an opportunity, you can paste text from a funder’s page and we will help fill in the form (signed-in, with a daily limit).
    • Listings can show who added them when the contributor chose to be named.
    • A public contributor leaderboard thanks people whose suggestions we accepted.
  3. Grant Finder newsletter

    • Subscribe from the footer for occasional updates on funding opportunities (confirm by email).
    • Optional Charity Finder newsletter when you sign up or subscribe.
    • Clear unsubscribe options for Grant Finder, Charity Finder, or all Shared Data marketing.
  4. Easier browsing and sign-in

    • Magic-link sign-in now returns you to the page you were trying to open (for example Saved opportunities).
    • On phones, Filters, Saved, and Sort sit more comfortably on one line at the top of the directory.
    • Funder-type filters match the listing counts more accurately.
    • General polish so the directory, Saved, and Suggest flows feel more consistent.
  5. Smoother sessions for signed-in visitors

    • Public pages load with less unnecessary waiting, so browsing the directory should feel snappier.
    • Sign-in and personal areas (such as Saved) keep working as before while public browsing stays light.
  6. Opportunities can list several funders

    • A single funding opportunity can now show more than one provider when a programme is offered jointly.
    • Admin tools make it easier to attach multiple organisations when adding or editing listings.
    • Quick-fill from pasted text better recognises several organisation names at once.
  7. Richer opportunity details and analytics

    • Opportunity records can capture more automatic suggestions for missing fields, so listings can be completed more consistently.
    • Analytics gained clearer ways to explore funding-related activity alongside existing tables.
    • Data kept for review is easier for the team to update without republishing whole listings by hand.
  8. More past projects and clearer contacts

    • HKEX Impact Funding Scheme projects can appear among past funded projects, with links where we can match organisations.
    • Related and open opportunities are easier to spot when you only want grants still accepting applications.
    • Contact emails on opportunity and provider edit screens behave more reliably.
  9. Mobile layout and provider tools

    • Mobile layouts for the directory and key pages are easier to use on small screens.
    • Provider pages and listing cards received design polish for clearer scanning.
    • Community Chest and other analytics tables are easier to read.
    • Admin can search and sort providers more quickly when maintaining the directory.
  10. Analytics tables and Charity Finder links

    • Major analytics updates—including clearer tables for subventions and related funding data.
    • Beneficiary and category filters stay aligned with the shared Charity Finder vocabulary.
    • Links through to Charity Finder use cleaner address paths so organisation pages open more reliably.
  11. Design refresh and shared taxonomies

    • Visual refresh across the site, including a dedicated favicon and header branding.
    • Sectors and beneficiary groups use the same terms as Charity Finder, so filters feel familiar across Shared Data tools.
    • Provider management pages for editors are clearer when updating organisation details.
    • Search engines can better understand public pages (titles and descriptions).
  12. Provider pages and your saved list

    • Each funder can have its own provider page listing their opportunities.
    • Signed-in visitors can save opportunities and revisit them on a dedicated Saved page.
    • Small fixes to keep logos and documents loading when pages are published.
  13. Logos and documents

    • Funder logos and application documents pulled in where available, so cards and detail pages look more complete.
    • Minor visual tidy-ups across the site.
  14. Richer profiles and editor tools

    • Opportunity pages carry more structured detail for eligibility, amounts, and how to apply.
    • Editors have more room to maintain accurate public listings day to day.
  15. Directory launch features

    • Browse and search funding opportunities with filters for status, category, beneficiary group, and more.
    • Default front-page view focuses on openings that are not already closed.
    • Related opportunities appear on detail pages to help discovery.
    • Optional calendar view of upcoming deadlines.
    • Newsletter signup for people who want occasional updates.
    • Assisted writing tools help keep public descriptions clear and consistent when editors add listings.
    • Long opportunity titles display more cleanly on cards and lists.
  16. Grant Finder begins

    • First public version of Grant Finder: a shared directory of funding opportunities for charities and non-profits in one place.