Get support with grants data

There are four different endpoints: You can view and test these using the Swagger UI page, which details the response schema for each endpoint. Organisations List GET https://api.threesixtygiving.org/api/v1/org/ The Organisations List endpoint returns a paginated list of all the organisations known to exist in 360Giving data, including both funders and recipients of grants. It returns […]

Fetching all Grants Given to a Charity using Python An example using the Python requests library to fetch all the grants given to an organisation by charity number. This example script is self-contained and can be run as-is, assuming the requests library is installed. import timeimport requests# The base URL of the 360Giving APIAPI_URL = […]

Authentication The 360Giving API provides read-only access to open datasets, and no authorisation is required to use it. All endpoints can be used without providing an authentication token. Headers The 360Giving API requires all requests to set the Accept header to application/JSON. This is shown in the Python and cURL examples. For other tools, check […]

Before you start The 360Giving API makes it easier for developers, researchers and data scientists to build scripts and applications that analyse, visualise or extend 360Giving data. The API is an HTTP/JSON API, with endpoints to access grants data and summary data about an organisation. Please sign up for essential updates and read the 360Giving […]

The 360Giving API is free software designed to help people explore data published in the 360Giving Data Standard. It is offered as service without any warranty; including without the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The owner of this API is 360Giving. The API is operated by Open Data Services Co-operative […]

Publishers’ 360Giving data files can be accessed directly on their own websites, and the Data Quality Dashboard provides the access URL and download links for each file.

For users with more complex data needs, it is possible to directly access the 360Giving Datastore and run queries on it.

The 360Giving API makes it easier for developers, researchers and data scientists to build scripts and applications that analyse, visualise or extend 360Giving data.

GrantNav is our free search engine that allows you to query and download grants data published by UK funders using the 360Giving Data Standard.

Technical users can access the data in a direct and programmatic way via the 360Giving API or from the 360Giving Datastore.

The 360Giving Data Standard is made up of three levels of data, with required, optional and enhanced fields covering different information.

360Giving data contains a significant breadth of information about grants in the UK, but there are limitations to look out for before drawing conclusions.

Grantmakers who publish data using the 360Giving Data Standard range in size from large organisations with many staff to small trusts run by their boards.

GrantVis summarises and visualises grants data, giving an overview of grants by funder, size, dates, and locations, and also a profile of the recipients.

GrantNav allows you to download any search results, so you can refine them further and conduct your own analysis, reports, and visualisations.

You can refine your search criteria in GrantNav with search modes and filters that narrow down the results.

Keywords, terms, and operators can be used in the GrantNav search bar to increase the precision of your search.

Grants, organisations and locations found in GrantNav have detail pages with further information collated from their associated grants data.

Find out how to easily navigate GrantNav’s homepage and results page.

Find out how to get the most from GrantNav, and GrantVis, our free tools for searching and visualising grants data.