Unlock up to £8,000 a month in free Google advertising, and actually spend it well
Google Ad Grant Management for Charities.
Every year, Google gives eligible charities up to $10,000 a month, around £8,000, in free search advertising through the Google Ad Grant. That is up to roughly £90,000 to £120,000 a year of funding you never have to raise, spend, or pay back. Yet most charities use only a tiny fraction of it, and many never switch it on at all.
That is where we come in. Delivered Social handles the setup, the compliance, and the ongoing optimisation, so your grant stops gathering dust and starts bringing in donations, volunteers, and supporters every single month
The Real Problem
The opportunity most charities are sitting on.
The Google Ad Grant is one of the most valuable resources available to any registered charity, and one of the most wasted. The average grant account spends only a small slice of the money available, often a few hundred pounds against a £8,000 monthly allowance, because the grant is not a “switch it on and forget it” scheme.
It is real advertising, with real rules, and it needs real management to work. Google now expects grant accounts to be run like professional paid accounts, and it will suspend accounts that fall short. That is why so much of this funding goes unspent. Not because charities do not want it, but because nobody has the time or the specialist knowledge to run it properly.
Managed well, that same grant can put your cause at the top of Google exactly when someone is searching for the help, the service, or the cause you exist to support.
How it works.
Getting started is simple, and it begins with an honest look at where you stand.
One fair price for one complete service.
Simple, honest pricing.
The work we do to manage your grant is the same whether you are a small local charity or a large national one, so our pricing is the same too. No confusing tiers, no paying more for the same service.
How to apply for the Google Ad Grant yourself.
We are always happy to handle the whole process for you, but we also believe in being genuinely useful. If you would like to apply on your own, here is how it works in the UK.
Frequently asked questions.





































