A new way to fund charities – without applications, without waste, without barriers
Across the UK, non-profits are asking the same questions: Why is accessing grant funding so hard? Why do we spend […]
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Grants for Sport Clubs
If you are running a community sports project, you already know how tough funding can be. The good news is
Mission accomplished? What GambleAware’s closure tells us about when and how a charity should step aside
On 25 July 2025, GambleAware, the UK’s leading charity tackling gambling harms, announced a deliberate and rare move: a managed
The government just pledged £88M to help young people reconnect. Here’s what that means for the charity sector (and how Fundin can help)
On August 5th 2025, the government announced a new £88 million investment in youth clubs and extracurricular activities across England.
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When charity boards break down: why relationships matter more than you think
When a charity’s leadership stops pulling in the same direction, the damage can be swift and far‑reaching. This month, the
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Why big charities must shift to community-led models – and what that means for funding
In a sector built on service and solidarity, it’s striking how many decisions are still made at the top. But
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Should charity trustees be paid? It’s time for an informed, honest debate
The question of trustee pay is one that regularly stirs deep (and often divided) opinion in the charity sector. For
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Who gives what? What the UK’s generosity gap reveals about place, power and philanthropy
New research from the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has highlighted a striking trend: the UK’s wealthiest areas aren’t always its
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How Fundin supports Hilltop Circle in empowering youth and strengthening community
Hilltop Circle is a youth-led charity based in Brent, North West London. Since its founding in 2005, the organisation has
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Who runs charities? The public isn’t sure, and that’s a problem
A recent study by nfpResearch has revealed a significant gap in public understanding of charity governance. Only 15% of the
