Independent certification that gives funders (and you) confidence.
Grant funding almost always comes with conditions, and many funders require independent verification that money has been spent as intended. Getting that certification right protects your funding, your reputation, and your relationship with the funder in question.
Wbg provides independent grant audits and certifications across public, charitable, and private funding. We understand what funders expect, we deliver to their specific requirements, and we make the process as straightforward as possible – enabling you to demonstrate compliance with confidence.
We provide grant audit and certification services, including:
Frequently asked questions
Many funders need independent assurance that their money has been spent in line with the agreed terms. A grant audit provides that verification, protecting both the funder’s interests and your continued eligibility.
Grant conditions vary widely between funders. We take the time to understand the specific terms and certification requirements that apply to your grant, and deliver exactly what’s needed. To reassure you – our experience is far reaching, so there’s not much we haven’t come across before.
It usually follows the spending period and any funder deadline for claims. We’ll help you plan the timing, so certification is ready when the funder needs it.
Typically records showing how the grant was spent against the agreed budget and conditions. We’ll tell you clearly what’s required and, where helpful, support you in preparing it.
Yes. We can review your position against the grant terms and advise on compliance before the formal certification, so there are no surprises.
WHY CHOOSE WBG?
Funder requirements understood:
We deliver to the specific terms and certification your funder expects.
Independent credibility:
Certification that gives funders confidence and protects your eligibility.
Straightforward delivery:
We make the process work for you and reduce unnecessary burden.
Sector experience:
Grant audit expertise across public, charitable, and private funding.
