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Create a JustFund account

How it works

Register to build your JustFund Common Application™ profile — one profile you’ll use to apply to every funding opportunity on the platform. If you were invited to apply by a funder, use the link in your invitation email to get started. See Accept an invitation to apply for more information.

Why it matters

  • Access funding opportunities: Your JustFund account is your entry point to every funding opportunity on the platform.
  • Discover new funding: Once your profile is published, funders on JustFund can find and invite you to opportunities that align with your work.

Create your JustFund account

  1. Complete the registration form.
  2. Once submitted, you will receive a verification email. Click the link to confirm your account and get started.
  3. On your first login, you'll be prompted to to set up two-factor authentication. Enter and save your phone number to receive a one-time SMS code sent directly to your phone. Enter the code to verify your identity. You'll receive a new SMS code each time you log in.

FAQs

  • Do I have to pay to create a JustFund account? JustFund is free for all applicants. You can apply to as many funding opportunities as you'd like at no cost.
  • When I try to register, I receive a message saying the account cannot be created. This usually happens for one of the following reasons:
    • Your organization already has an account. Your organization may already be registered in JustFund. Contact us for support.
  • What if I don't receive my SMS code? Wait up to 60 seconds and click "Resend code." If your number has changed, click "Did you change your phone number?" to verify by email and update your phone number. Still no luck? Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try logging in again.

Tips

  • Register early: Before you can apply to any opportunity, you'll need to complete and publish your JustFund Common Application™ profile. Registering early gives you time to do that before a deadline arrives.

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