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Over $5 billion has been raised for non-profit and personal causes through fundraisers on Facebook and Instagram Social media is no longer a means to only connect with friends, family or share memes. You can use these platforms to raise…

Covid-19 has caused chaos and disruption throughout the globe to work and personal life, and as we continue to navigate and adapt to the pandemic, charities have spoken out as to how they've been affected. 84% of charities have reported…

Creating a charity is an admirable venture, but like any new venture, it requires a lot of preparation. The fundamentals of creating a charity are listed by Gov.uk in six important steps. Find trustees for your charity. Make sure the…

"The world is at your fingertips"  – it may be cliché, but this phrase couldn’t be more accurate. In a world where a smartphone is the most favourable accessory and scrolling is the most popular way to pass time on…

If you don’t ask, you don’t get. It may feel presumptuous, but asking for help toward your charity's cause is important and necessary. And contrary to popular belief, a monetary donation isn’t the only way to help a charity. Various…

The 2021 budget announcement by Chancellor Rishi Sunak revealed that there was little mention of local government finances, an important source of funding for small charities. Perhaps it’s the misconception that charities can solely rely on funds from other sources…

Inspire Youth Tyne & Wear (formerly known as Playinnewcastle) was created by Pamela Gill following council budget cuts. The organisation is here to help and inspire young people throughout Tyne & Wear, by providing mentoring and a place for children…

It is 10am, and in a world where virtual conversations are still mandatory due to the global pandemic, Michael Hodgetts is happy to discuss all things Charities Buying Group (CBG) via video call from his home in Isleworth. The common…