Leading supermarkets and retailers could donate money to your voluntary organisation/charity/social enterprise/CIC when your supporters shop with them.

At Community Catalysts, we are deeply committed to inclusivity, anti-discrimination, and equality. In line with this commitment, we wanted to share some valuable resources from Mind that focus on the impact of racism on mental health.

Barchester Healthcare Foundation are offering grants of up to £2,500 for small community groups and local charities to reduce isolation and loneliness among older people.

Cumbria CVS’ Bedrock Basics Project offers various different types of support for third sector and not-for-profit organisations.

Central Bedfordshire Council are currently inviting people to express interest in joining the next upcoming ‘Talk Adult Social Care’ (TASC) Partnership Forum.

If you are a resident in BANES and want help with setting up and running your own business, you can access free support and advice from Cool Ventures.

For enterprises in the West Kent/Sevenoaks area, there are currently three free offers available that may help you with your training, general business support, and promotion.

Today (30th July) is International Day of Friendship! Friendship and companionship bring significant benefits for both the enterprises providing care and the individuals they support.

Community Catalysts is supporting thousands of community micro-enterprises across the UK who help provide a light to the lives of people living alone. 30th July is ‘International Day of Friendship’, and what better way of celebrating this special day than by giving time to call in on people in your community who are living alone?

The Ford Britain Trust offers both small and larger grants to organisations across the UK, paying special attention to projects focusing on education, environment, children, the disabled, youth activities, and projects that provide clear benefits to the local communities close to their UK locations.

Fran Lowden bids farewell to her time at Community Catalysts, and reflects on her past experience and future role.

Home Instead Charities run a grant programme to support local community events which enhance and enrich the lives of people over the age of 55, for example helping them to combat loneliness and isolation, or ensuring they stay fit and active.