If you have a project to improve the energy efficiency of your community building, and want to start looking and applying for funding, then this is the session for you!
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.
From 1 July, community groups across Norfolk can apply for grants through the newly launched Norfolk Community Fund. Backed by Norfolk County Council, the fund empowers each of the county’s 84 councillors to award up to £5,000 in grants to support grassroots projects in their local areas.
Whatever your fundraising goals are, the team at easyfundraising can help you get there. This month, they are offering 250 exclusive online fundraising packs to community organisations in our area.
Groups in our area have received a share of over £3.5m in unrestricted funding so far this year, raised for free from volunteers and supporters doing their normal online shopping.