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The Foundation Fund is AdviceUK’s vehicle for raising funds to financially support our members. The Fund received its first donation in 2017 and we’ve been building it since to create an endowment and income from which to provide grants.

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Every pound we receive really does makes a difference.

We are an independent charity working to support the provision of independent advice to the general public. We receive no government funding for our running costs. We generate a high proportion of our income ourselves from fees and commissions but beyond that we seek grants and donations to channel more support to our members – many of whom have very small budgets indeed.

Donating to AdviceUK will allow us to do more for our members at less cost to them. It will enable us to provide more member events and communications, to deliver more expert training and to influence positive change for the advice sector at a national level.

If you pay income tax, your donation will be worth even more to us if you pay through the Gift Aid scheme.

For information on how you can support us via Payroll Giving, please go to: https://www.gov.uk/payroll-giving

If you are sending a cheque, please send your donation to:
AdviceUK, Suite 610, 150 Minories, London, EC3N 1LS

Gifts left in wills are also an option to donate to AdviceUK. Any amount, large or small, will help. We are always grateful for what you can give. Your solicitor or legal adviser will be able to advise you how to go about this.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsor an AdviceUK Event

Sponsoring an AdviceUK event gives your organisation exposure to a significant and diverse range of advice-giving organisations, at the event itself and during its promotion in the lead up to the event via social media and email channels.

We have a range of sponsorship packages to choose from, so please get in touch with us for more information.

Sponsor a Trainee

It is vital that people giving advice are properly trained. This training however, can prove expensive for small charities. You can alleviate this cost burden by sponsoring one or more trainees as they undertake our Learning To Advise course.

Contact us for more information.

Sponsor Research

We do not have sufficient funds to have a permanently staffed research team. However, we have a track-record of commissioning important pieces of research. You could lend your name to a similarly important project by sponsoring such research.

Contact influencing to see how you could help.

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AdviceUK welcomes some positive moves announced in last week’s Budget statement and, in particular, the decision to lift the punishing two-child benefit cap. This is a change our members have long called for and is a clear sign that the Government is listening to the advice sector. Other welcome announcements include measures to address the cost-of-living crisis and the overall uplift to the Ministry […]

Pink graphic with bold white text that reads: “Lifting the two-child cap welcome, but any welfare reform must be co-designed with the advice sector”

Responding to today’s budget announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Liz Bayram, Chief Executive of AdviceUK said:   “We are pleased to see the punishing two-child benefit cap lifted – a sign of the Government listening to our members and others in the advice sector. However, the Government needs to go further to tackle poverty by committing to no further damaging cuts to welfare and by funding the advice sector as a key […]

AdviceUK, the UK’s largest network of independent advice services, urges the Government to focus on two priorities in the forthcoming budget – to protect those most at risk from poverty by not introducing further damaging cuts to welfare support and by addressing the chronic underfunding of the overstretched advice sector. In its budget submission last […]

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