Refer People in Need to Benevolent Funds
Download Benevolence Today's 'Working in Partnership' brochure which gives an introduction to benevolence. This includes two fact-sheets, one explaining how benevolent grants relate to statutory benefits, one giving a broad overview over eligibility criteria. Do not miss to download this
Is your charity providing information or services to individuals in need? Whether you are a cancer, health, old age, homelessness or a children's charity, you will often come across people in need who could need some extra help.
Did you know there are charities which can help individuals with the cost of essential items which the benefits they receive cannot cover? Benevolence Today was a campaign aimed at building links between the Benevolence Today coalition partners and other, non-benevolent charities and agencies, which, like us, help people who face difficulties in their life.
Many agencies and charities in the UK try to help people in need. What often does not work is the signposting between services.
Benevolence Today has been a campaign to improve this situation from the point of view of benevolent charities. By the end of the partners' joint work at the beginning of 2010 internal research has shown that benevolent charities now receive referrals from a much wider group of third party organisations than at the beginning of our joint work.
Do you want to learn more about the lessons from our joint project? Download Benevolence Today's Final Report.Are you looking for help for clients you are trying to help? Use our partner charity's website to find help www.turn2us.org.uk. Their website has a useful benefits checker and allows you to search over 2000 grant-giving charities.
Alternatively, download all Benevolence Today's coalition partners' contact details in PDF form here - this directory also contains further info about which charity can help what group of people.
