Utility Aid is the UK’s largest energy broker for the voluntary sector, working with over 4,000 organisations and counting. We are passionate about reducing energy costs, so that you have more money to spend on your services.
As well as helping to secure new contracts at the best possible cost, we can also retrieve any money you have been overcharged on your energy bills. Through our invoice validation service, we have recovered over £8m for our charity customers to date.

https://utility-aid.co.uk

The Open University is the largest provider of part-time undergraduate higher education in Wales. It is a world leader in providing innovative and flexible distance learning opportunities at higher education level, including undergraduate, postgraduate and access courses.

More than 15,500 students from communities right across Wales are currently studying with The Open University, and more than two thirds are in employment while they study. The OU works with businesses, charities and public bodies in Wales to help them develop their staff, and encourage more people into lifelong learning, regardless of their background.

At Gofod3 we will have a focus on the Get Ahead with Volunteering programme, OpenLearn (the OU free offer) and OU staff will offer guidance about how we can continue working with the voluntary sector in Wales

https://www5.open.ac.uk/wales/en

At The National Lottery Community Fund, we believe everything starts with community. That’s who we serve, and that’s where you’ll find us, in every corner of the country. Our funding aims to give people the power to build and strengthen their community, by supporting them to come together and improve lives.

We support communities across Wales to flourish by awarding money raised by National Lottery players. Our funding supports a wide range of organisations – large and small – to deliver activities that turn great ideas into reality.

https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/

Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales is an independent charitable foundation funded by the profits of Lloyds Banking Group.

As a funder, the Foundation partners with small and local charities, people, and communities working towards a more just and compassionate society.

Through unrestricted funding, support to develop and influencing policy and practice we help small and local charities thrive, communities grow stronger, and people overcome complex issues and barriers so they can transform their lives.

https://www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/

recruit3 is dedicated to finding talented and ambitious people to work in the third sector in Wales, and help people to find jobs that make a real difference to people’s lives.

recruit3 helps you find the job that’s right for you by searching within different third sector fields, such as mental health, animal welfare, or environmental issues, or filter your search by location, contract type and job role.

You can also sign up to receive personalised job alerts and find out straight away when recruit3 has the perfect match for you!

recruit3 is developed in Wales in association with WCVA and The Big Issue.

https://www.recruit3.org.uk/

The AWF is unique among Learning Disabilities bodies in Wales in that it is the only organisation that represents nationally, collectively and solely the views of Parents and Carers of people with learning disabilities. We are an umbrella body for locally and regionally based organisations and support groups made up of parents and carers. Our wider alliance partners share a commitment in working to improve the rights and recognition of parents and carers and families supporting loved ones living with learning disability. The Forum is also governed by parents and carers, ensuring that our client base has a clear input into the strategic direction and core work of the organisation.

https://www.allwalesforum.org.uk/

WCVA (Wales Council for Voluntary Action) is the national membership body for voluntary organisations in Wales. In Wales people have always come together voluntarily, not for money or because the law tells them to, but because they want to make a difference. We want to make sure all of us are ready to tackle the challenges society faces head on. To do this we need voluntary organisations now more than ever. But none of us can do it alone. WCVA is here so we can all make a bigger difference together.
www.wcva.cymru

Together for Change is a dynamic social business that bridges community-led action, research and policy – always putting people at the heart of change. The organisation has grown from local action into a national organisation, championing place-based community-led change across Wales.

https://cavuhb.nhs.wales/

www.tfc.cymru