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Working from home in lockdown has been a challenge for many charities fundraising planning. Many have adapted their plans to be more digitally driven while others have used unique, new and exciting methods to push their fundraising campaigns.
In this podcast, the Charity Digital team discuss their experiences of fundraising in isolation so far, going over their own campaigns:
Leaders of Manchester-based charities have shared their experiences of the Covid-19 crisis and their thoughts for the future in a new report produced by Macc, Manchester’s local voluntary and community sector support organisation.
The impact of the Covid-19 crisis on public finance is severe and is likely to get worse. This will impact a broad range of public services and the people that they serve, and will increase existing high levels of inequality in Manchester. This information focuses only on proposed or potential cuts to VCSE sector funding due to reductions in statutory funding. It does not cover impact from reductions in other sources of VCSE funding.
Carers Manchester is a partnership of statutory and voluntary organisations, working together to improve support for Manchester’s carers. Services available to carers include:
Manchester City Council are facing large budget cuts due to a number of factors including loss of income (Manchester Airport Group) and extra costs of Covid-19. This will have an effect on the funding that goes to Manchester’s voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector.
The PaSH Partnership have founded the first Greater Manchester HIV Testing Week, which will take place between Monday 16 and Sunday 22 November 2020.
Greater Manchester, has become a Fast-Track City; a global partnership between cities that have the ambition of ending all new cases of HIV within a generation by reducing transmissions, late HIV diagnoses, and eventually new diagnoses of HIV.
Medium grants up to £3,000 are available for voluntary groups, community groups and social enterprises to get more people in Greater Manchester walking. These grants aim to test different approaches and share the learning generated. Safe physical activity opportunities are being supported during Covid-19 restrictions as it is important for everyone in Greater Manchester’s health and wellbeing.
Forever Manchester are offering 50 awards of £100 to help community groups across Greater Manchester keep in touch and bring that Christmas spirit to life.
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