The easyfundraising Impact Fund is back for a second round, offering unrestricted grants of £1,000 to UK not-for-profit organisations. The grant size has doubled in value from the first round, giving even more support to organisations making a difference in their

Welcome to September’s funding update. This update is split into two parts. Section A features funders with a local or regional focus. Section B features funders who work across England. In both sections, funders are listed in order of deadline

Looking to make a difference with your time? Then you are in the right place! Here you’ll find a range of volunteering opportunities available across the Dudley Borough where you can get involved and make a difference to your community!

Our friends at Kids Clothes Project and Random Act of Kindness Black Country CIC have launched a campaign to donate toys to children at Christmas. The good causes are seeking: Donations of toys or money A secure drop-off point to

A couple of weeks ago I visited Fens Pool Community Centre. The last time I met with trustees and volunteers was in a local coffee shop. The centre had been all but completely destroyed by a fire in August 2025.

Welcome to August’s funding update. This update is split into two parts. Section A features funders with a local or regional focus. Section B features funders who work across England. In both sections, funders are listed in order of deadline

There are some places that feel as though they’ve been quietly waiting to be discovered. Tucked away among the industrial estates of Halesowen, Hawne Basin is one of them. At first glance, it is exactly what you might expect from

Welcome to July’s funding update. This update is split into two parts. Section A features funders with a local or regional focus. Section B features funders who work across England. In both sections, funders are listed in order of deadline

For families experiencing hardship across Lye, Dudley borough and the wider West Midlands, timely support can make all the difference. That’s why we’re delighted that The Afiyya Foundation has officially become a registered charity, opening new opportunities to provide hope,