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No accounts = no funding?

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Anonymous user Posted 1 day ago

Hello everyone. i am new here and I wonder if I might ask for advice. 
I am administrating a charity that has just received its RCN and looks to help provide some funds for those who care for disabled children. I am trying to apply for grants but, because we are so new, we have no money and therefore no accounts. It seems that many grant-giving organisations need accounts before they will consider you for funding. How do we break the vicious cycle?
I am sure this question has been asked half a quintillion times before. If you could point me to some answers, I would be very grateful.
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