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Work for Good has joined the United Nations #RacetoZero and pledged to become net-zero by 2030. Driven by Small Business Britain's #NetZero campaign we are asking the amazing UK small business community to work together and take actions to save our planet. Find out how easy it is to get involved in this blog post.

In April 2020, Leeds Hospitals Charity like many others saw the outpouring of love for the NHS and were inundated with deliveries of hot meals and other Gifts in Kind from local businesses wanting to do what they could for the hospital staff who were working tirelessly.

Charities have the ability and knowledge to take tangible actions to protect the environment over the coming year and decade. But they need vital funding and support to do this.

Small Business Support Groups That Donate to Charity

It is timely to shine the spotlight on the trailblazing female-founders who have made an impact in the not-for-profit sector. Female leaders who have launched charities to #ChoosetoChallenge everything from gender inequality to the destruction of the world's wildlife.

UK small businesses can demonstrate their collective power and use International Women’s Day to celebrate women’s achievements, as well as advocate for change, so females of the future are given the rights they deserve.

International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate achievements, as well as think about how much further there is still to go. Small businesses should call for advocacy, and change in women’s and girls’ rights, so females of the future have every opportunity to fulfil their potential.

Small Business Marketing Tips: Awareness Days and a free awareness day planner

As demand on the UK charity sector has risen dramatically and traditional fundraising has fallen; we want to highlight a group of progressive charities, who’ve faced the complexities of 2020 head-on by seeking innovative solutions, to enable them to digitize their fundraising to generate vital and sustainable income.

Happy New Year! OK 2021 hasn’t exactly started as we all wished it would. Like 2020 everyone, including the charities and small businesses that we work with, are faced with many challenges. But challenging times are also the catalyst for positive change, and there is no doubt that 2020 was the year when kindness, empathy and giving back became a priority for all, including small businesses.

With a growing community of small business supporters, we spoke to WWF-UK to find out more about how they’ve been able to support businesses in a way that works for everyone involved.

Gain eight, budget-friendly marketing ideas and tips to help your small business maximise Small Business Saturday and make an impact this Christmas.

Donate to a charity through your small business this World Kindness Day

Amidst the doom and gloom, positive stories are emerging from the pandemic, demonstrating that a time of crisis can also act as a catalyst for good things.A...

“Whenever and wherever disaster strikes here in the UK, this country has a unique way of pulling together” - HRH The Duke of Cambridge, the launch of the...

Here in the UK, we have all made unprecedented sacrifices to protect each other and save lives. And we have witnessed the tireless dedication of staff in...

Plastic Free July is a global movement to reduce plastic pollution by helping us discover solutions which enable us to reduce plastic waste at home and in...

It is World Refugee day on 20th June 2020, which also falls during Small Charity Week. In recognition of this, we wanted to highlight the brilliant and...