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Hello Helen,

In this issue:

  • Help shape the future of Volunteers' Week
  • Exclusive offers to celebrate Small Charity Week
  • Be among the first to hear about NCVO's new strategy
  • Learn how charities are growing regular donations 
  • New briefing on resilience across the sector

HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE OF VOLUNTEERS' WEEK

Volunteers’ Week is powered by organisations like yours, and now is your chance to shape it.


The Volunteers' Week team wants to know: what went well? What could they do differently? And how can future campaigns be even more impactful for volunteers and the organisations they support?

It just take a few minutes to complete the survey – but you’ll make a big impact.

Complete the survey
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SMALL CHARITY WEEK

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Small Charity Week is in full swing, celebrating the organisations making a difference every day.

This week, we've been shouting about small charities' incredible work on our socials, hosting small charity assembly and so much more .

Now our trusted supplier, Roots HR, is joining the celebration, offering three incredible opportunities to help small charities excel. These include free line manager training, and 4 hours of free HR advice.


Discover Roots HR's offers

 

NEWS FROM NCVO

Find out what the future of civil society holds

On 2 July, we'll be launching our new strategy and share how we'll be supporting charities and wider civil society in the years to come.

Join our free webinar to learn:

  • Our future direction and evolving role
  • Opportunities and challenges shaping civil society
  • How member and sector voices have shaped the strategy
Register now

Introducing our new Chair Designate

Jude Sheeran has been appointed as NCVO's Chair Designate, following 6 years of leadership from Dr Priya Singh.

Jude brings extensive experience from across civil society, governance, technology and organisational leadership, which he'll use to help guide NCVO through its next chapter.


Learn more about his appointment and vision for the future below.

Find out more

JOIN A FREE WEBINAR ON CASHLESS DONATIONS

Beyond the bucket: How small charities are turning one-off card taps into regular monthly income

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As we move closer to a cashless society, small charities face a familiar hurdle: "Sorry, I don’t carry any cash!"


But resourceful teams are finding stress-free ways to turn spontaneous cashless giving into predictable, recurring monthly income.


Recently named Best Supplier to the Fundraising Sector 2026 at the CIoF National Fundraising Awards, Give A Little is trusted by over 11,700 organisations to power their cashless fundraising. Its donor-focused software prioritises the experience through customisable branding, flexible giving amounts, and effortless Gift Aid capture to maximise vital funds - all with affordable, fair fees and no contract tie-in.


Give A Little's upcoming webinar is a chance to hear directly from three frontline organisations who've successfully harnessed cashless fundraising: 

  • LEAP secured nearly 30 regular donors for their community larder in just a few months.
  • Husky Rescue Ireland used Give A Little Tap to Pay technology on tablets to raise over €5,000 without needing a physical card reader.
  • LionHeart used the Give A Little Champion App, which also uses Tap to Pay technology, allowing them to invite unlimited supporters to fundraise at events using their own phones.
Register for the webinar

READ OUR NEW SPRING BRIEFING

Charities in 'Protection Mode'

Our latest Spring Briefing, developed with Zurich, explores how organisations are responding to mounting financial, operational and societal pressures.


The findings reveal how charities are adapting, innovating and making difficult decisions to continue supporting the communities that rely on them.

Read the briefing
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