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We believe that local is better.

Since 2012 we are proud to have helped thousands of charities and community groups across the country do amazing things every day. We offer fundraising tools, grants, AI assistance and direct support to organisations, their supporters, and large scale grant makers. Join us today and supercharge your fundraising!

Community Matters Fund (Future Skills 2025) is now CLOSED

The £250k fund has been created to support groups that deliver focussed programs to develop practical skills and improve employability levels for people furthest from the job market. Registered charities and non-profit companies can apply for up to £5k, unregistered community organisations up to £2k.

Grants made simple

We know grant applications are hard. Our AI Grant Assistant tool makes it easier than ever for our members to quickly find, apply and win more grants.

UK donations top £15bn, but amidst general decline the Localgiving community bucks the trend

“The act of giving builds connection between people and places, brings us together and helps us to understand each other more - which has never been more essential"

Localgiving scoops Charity Times Awards for impactful partnership with National Grid and Roshni Birmingham.

"We are over the moon to have won a Charity Times Award, particularly given the very high calibre of projects in our category and across the night as a whole – it was a privilege to be among such wonderful causes and organisations."

Community Story: Age UK Lindsey

"We know that support to help older people in winter can help reduce stress and protect mental and physical health and keep older people safe, warm and well. The team here are committed and passionate about improving the lives of vulnerable older people by ensuring we offer support during the winter months."

Charity of the month - Frome Birth Talk

Their free professional counselling service has been helping women in the Frome area since 2014. The team have since opened up their service to everyone, so anyone who is pregnant or has had or lost a baby in the last two years can self-refer for six sessions of counselling when they feel the need. They are usually seen within a few weeks. NHS England estimates that up to 20 per cent of women experience depression, anxiety and low mood during this life stage, so Frome Birth Talk aims to raise awareness of this common experience and help women to overcome it and enjoy motherhood to the full.