You probably already know that easyfundraising gives your organisation the opportunity to raise free funds every time your network of volunteers and supporters shop online. This month however, if they shop with Tesco via the easyfundraising website or app, your organisation is in the draw to win a £1,000 bonus!
Our funding search service is now back up and running. Following the closure of the previous funding portal, we’ve secured a new provider and can once again help members find suitable funding opportunities, with access to up-to-date information on a wide range of grants and social investment options.
After a challenging period for the voluntary sector, there are signs that fundraising may be turning a corner. New digital opportunities, changing supporter behaviours, and a renewed focus on relationships are creating a more positive outlook for charities in 2026.
During 2025, community groups and voluntary organisations using easyfundraising benefitted from over £700,000 in completely free, unrestricted funding. All thanks to their network of volunteers and other local supporters simply shopping online.
It’s the season of giving, and funding website easyfundraising are spreading some festive cheer with their Christmas Crackers competition, running 8–21 December.
Did you know, more online shopping is done in November than any other month of the year – and if your organisation isn’t registered with easyfundraising yet, you’ll miss out on free funding when your supporters shop.
If your organisation is registered with easyfundraising, you can benefit from this funding when your volunteers, trustees, and supporters shop online with retailers like Tesco, eBay, Etsy, Argos, Booking.com, trainline, M&S and 8,000 other popular online stores.
From 1 November 2025, fundraising regulation in the UK is evolving to reflect modern fundraising practices. Fundraising organisations should review the new code and support guides and begin preparing to ensure compliance.