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Online networking platform announces GivingTuesday offer for small charities

By Joe Lepper

Onine networking platform Guild is offering charities with an annual turnover of less than £5m adfree use of its resources.

The offer is for those who sign up by the end of 2021 and offers free access to Guild's networking resources, including linking up with volunteers, alumni groups, communities and keeping members up to date on AGM decisions.

Interested charities are urged to email support@guild.co.



Among charities already using Guild are Bookmark, Young Onset Parkinsons, Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action and the Access Project.

This is the third year that Guild has run its Giving Tuesday offer to small charities.

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