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CharityJob donations to small charities to exceed £1.5million: 2026 applications are now open

CharityJob, the UK’s largest charity job board, is offering small charities the chance to receive a portion of their annual donation — which will take their giving total to more than £1.5million.

Difficult economic conditions continue to hit small charities hard, but CharityJob is once again playing their part in giving back to the sector by donating £50,000 this year.  

Offering five small charities £10,000 each, eligible organisations have until midnight on Friday 25th September to apply for this gift.

CharityJob’s tradition of supporting lower-income charitable organisations is a well-established cornerstone of their working ethos, as over the past 25 years, they have donated £1,493,830 to 124 different charities. They’re now topping up this total with an additional £50,000, and are inviting members of their sister site, CharityConnect, to apply for a share.

An annual donation is just part of what makes CharityJob so unique. Born out of the sector, they are committed to supporting the sector by offering job ads at affordable rates, alongside free recruitment tools such as their Applicant Tracking System (which features anonymous recruitment, to help even the smallest charities make their hiring fairer). They also offer free networking and support for charity professionals via their sister site, CharityConnect.

Eligible charities can apply by completing the form here, by midnight on Friday 25th September. Applications will be reviewed and successful charities notified the week commencing Monday 3rd November.

“Donating to small charities is an integral part of our mission” says Raya Wexler, co-founder of CharityJob and CharityConnect. “We’re always keen to support their work by providing them with free access to our professional network, and free tools such as our Applicant Tracking System so they can secure the best people to do their incredible work. We’re delighted that our charitable donations are set to exceed £1.5 million, and we look forward to hearing from eligible organisations.”  

CharityJob was founded by Raya and Steve Wexler in February 2000 to help align inspiring non-profit organisations with the brightest talent. With more than two decades of experience working at charities themselves, serving the sector has always been at the core of CharityJob’s values.

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