Recent Blog Posts

Meet the Advisory Collective, Shaping the Community Nest Together

A nest full of diverse characters

Our fiscally hosted group is nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. Here’s why it matters.

Locals and volunteers gather around a stock of supplies, funded by the Sudan ERRs

BULLS***T BINGO. An important announcement from the Association of Charitable Charities for Good Causes

Power and Prosperity in Place

A diverse group of people take part in a Peoples Economy workshop

Other Articles

Why The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) Are No Longer Funding NGOs in the U.S.

The Children's Investment Fund Foundation have stopped funding U.S nonprofits after coming under pressure from a conservative watchdog group.

Open Society Foundations Investigation – What Funders Need to Know

Protect your philanthropic efforts. Understand the Open Society Foundations investigation and learn how funders can show solidarity and find alternative grantmaking paths.

How to defeat the far right

Far-right ideology has moved from the fringes to the centre of political discourse globally. If we're going to defeat the growing far right movement we need to rethink and work together.

Holding space during Baby Loss Awareness Week (9–16 October)

On the 9th of October, we’re pausing to honour Baby Loss Awareness Week and the work of Sands (the stillbirth and neonatal death charity).

Brent Giving Launches to Tackle Poverty Through Community Power

Multinational Grant Support: How funders can move money across borders without losing momentum

Learn five principles that help funders distribute grants across borders—plus how SCN has already channelled £2 m to 46 countries.
Image shows a globe with birds delivery grants all over the world