1st Richmond Scout Group: Fundraising to grow their group

1st Richmond Scout Group, based in North Yorkshire, offers Beaver, Cub and Scout Sections for both girls and boys. The group are wanting more volunteer leaders to grow their group and continue giving young people in the local community experiences and opportunities through scouting. We spoke to Group Lead Volunteer, Darren to learn more about Read More …

Chesterfield Foodbank: Using easyfundraising to support local residents in need

Chesterfield Foodbank, based in north Derbyshire, helps over 10,000 people a year facing food insecurity during the cost-of-living crisis. In April alone, the food bank supported more than 850 local people facing financial hardship and provided a total of 7,686 meals. We caught up with Communications, Engagement and Funding Manager, Jacqueline to find out more Read More …

How easyfundraising is helping a community sports club make snowsports more accessible for all

As the Winter Paralympic games get underway in Milan-Cortina this month, the nation will be gripped by the efforts of the super-human athletes fighting for gold on the rinks, tracks and slopes. But before the glamour of the games, there are many organisations here on UK soil, helping the potential paralympians of tomorrow, and those Read More …

How free funding helps Cerebral Palsy Midlands bring Christmas magic to the community

This festive season we’ve caught up with Birmingham based charity Cerebral Palsy Midlands, who are also recent winners of our eBay sponsored Big Giveaway which took place in September, securing a £500 donation. We spoke to Sarah, the Deputy Manager of the charity, to learn more about their work and their festive event in 2025. Read More …

How King David Primary PTA parents are backing their fundraising mission

Liverpool-based King David primary school in Childwall currently counts over 425 pupils among its ranks, with longstanding ties in the local community. Tracing their roots back to 1841, the PTA has regularly run annual fundraisers to make sure every child can make the most of every opportunity, regardless of the financial cost. But in recent Read More …

The Rachel Harry Fund: Helping a ‘miracle mum’ maintain her special bond with her daughter

Rachel Harry, now 43, from Wrexham had a heart attack during the birth of her daughter Freya in July 2012 after an undetected blood clot. This led to a devastating hypoxic brain injury. She pulled through but after a week in a coma doctors said she would never walk, talk, eat or sit up independently Read More …

From funding a camera to a vital contributor: How a Norfolk grassroots football club has raised £2,500 for free

Grassroots sports clubs play a vital role in their communities and nowhere more so than in the small town of Costessey in Norfolk, home to Costessey Sports Club. For more than 70 years, the club has given residents of a range of ages and more recently, genders, the opportunity to play competitive sport. Like most Read More …

Actress Tamzin Outhwaite is helping women ‘rediscover their power’ through free wellbeing retreats, with our support

Actress Tamzin Outhwaite says she is in her ‘rebirth era’ and has ‘never been happier’ as she swaps the stage and screen to focus on her free residential retreats for women in urgent need of respite. Tamzin, who became a household name thanks to her role in EastEnders and shows including New Tricks and Hotel Read More …

No ordinary foodbank: How Hospitality & Hope are helping local residents lead a more independent life

In the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, thousands of families across the UK experiencing food insecurity. For the past quarter of a century, Hospitality & Hope has been there to support residents in their local area to not only get access to the necessities they need, but have developed a series of other services to Read More …