Funding

Introduction to Monitoring & Evaluation

All community organisations exist because they want to make a difference, but why do we need to be able to talk about how we do that?

Monitoring and evaluation is collecting and recording information about your work and service users. It is checking that what you deliver is working, and then being able to show others what difference your work makes to services users and the community you serve (and why that’s important).

This session will;

The Grange Community Resource Centre, 4 Pilgrim Drive, Beswick, Manchester, M11 3TQ

Tesco Community Pledge: Your organisation could receive one of five £1,000 funding pots

You probably already know that easyfundraising gives your organisation the opportunity to raise free funds every time your network of volunteers and supporters shop online. This month however, if they shop with Tesco via the easyfundraising website or app, your organisation is in the draw to win a £1,000 bonus.

To enter the Tesco Community Pledge draw, follow these simple steps:  

Free digital drop-in session for charities and non-profits

If you work in the charity space, the chances are you’re required to wear many hats: comms, fundraising, project management - and more. 

To help charity professionals connect and share their challenges and ideas, All Things Equal - a specialist digital transformation agency for nonprofits - is hosting a series of drop-in sessions. 

Facilitated by founders Nick and Matt, the free 60-minute sessions will provide a space for charity professionals to share their digital questions and insights, hear from others, and network with fellow charity practitioners. 

Online

Charity Digital Academy: How to manage charity finances

Finance can feel daunting, with the confusing terminology and frustrating processes. Charities of all shapes and sizes find themselves struggling with finances, which can cause myriad problems: lack of transparency, absent accountability, reduced efficiency, inaccurate reporting, and so on.

Online

TfGM e bike vouchers – helping more people access e bikes

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is committed to making walking, wheeling and cycling more accessible to the people of Greater Manchester. To support this, TfGM have launched a new e bike subsidy scheme, designed to help remove financial barriers to cycling to purchase and own an e bike. Cost is one of the biggest barriers to e bike ownership, and this scheme aims to remove this for people who would benefit the most.

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