Insights

As well as focusing on their fundraising, charities also need to look after the welfare of their team. After all, people are our most important asset!

July is Sarcoma Awareness month. Awareness of Sarcoma cancer in the UK is very low and therefore it is often diagnosed too late as people are not aware of the symptoms, or are sadly misdiagnosed.

In the current cost of living climate, with many people needing to make their money stretch further, they are choosing holidays over other purchases.

During the cost of living crisis, people are finding it hard to offer their support to good causes. However there are ways we can support good causes without putting ourselves under financial strain.

We are so grateful for the recent £1,000 donation to our Community Impact Fund

Our team members welfare is a vital part of our Charity’s values and with this in mind TheGivingMachine has made the decision to move to a 4 day working week.

Every year a huge amount of wrapping paper is used and thrown away because it can’t be recycled. We find out how we can wrap our gifts to make them look beautiful whilst being environmentally conscious.

Supporting Dalit Children are a charity that provide financial and social support to Dalit children, as well as spreading awareness on the challenges that Dalit children face.

We’ve teamed up with The School People to offer a great opportunity to all the causes on TheGivingMachine.

Comment on our social media post with the cause you would like to win! The cause to receive the most nominations will receive the £50 donation.

Our wellbeing should be important to us but has previously not been our priority. Since the pandemic we are rethinking and reordering our priorities and are now making our wellbeing a priority.

Our team have tried various different aids to improve our sleep over the years. We have shared what have worked for us and hope that it can help you improve your sleep too.

School holidays can be really costly for parents. We have ideas to help keep children entertained during the six-week break without breaking the bank.

Our causes, supporters and local businesses completed our survey to help us to better understand their needs and wants. We can now share our findings with you.

Being ‘environmentally friendly’ can be a multi-faceted concept. There are so many different ways that you personally can do things to help the environment. Let us show you how you can do it with your shopping.

The price of simply heating your home, filling up the car and paying for the weekly food shop have soared beyond comprehension. So how does this effect charities?