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There are many ways in which organisations can support the work of JVN through funding and the promotion of volunteering, as well as through skills and resources. If you would like more information on how you can support the work of JVN please contact us.

	NCVO The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) is the umbrella organisation for the voluntary sector in the UK, overseeing the work of thousands of organisation and millions of volunteers. JVN is a member of NCVO and consequently has access to a multitude of resources and the excellent specialist support that they provide. NCVO also incorporates Volunteering England, a resource for individual volunteers and organisations of which JVN is a Faith Partner, advising on all matters concerning Jewish volunteers and the Jewish community.
	Greater London Volunteering Greater London Volunteering (GLV) is the regional partnership body for volunteering in London. Members include Volunteer Centres, large Volunteer-involving Organisations and Volunteer Development Agencies. We offer strategic and capacity-building support, coordinate activities and broker services to over 90,000 volunteers and over 14,000 organisations (in Volunteer Centres alone!).
	JHub A centre of creativity, energy, learning and innovation, JHub provides office space, meeting rooms and a support network for innovative UK-based Jewish individuals, projects and organisations. They benefit those who are working to contribute meaningfully, in a variety of ways, to the Jewish and wider world.


	Lead Lead is an exciting leadership innovation which has been established as a community-wide resource to help transform Jewish community leadership. The concept was the brainchild of UJIA’s Leadership Development department and has been shaped into a new and independent communal service and resource. Lead now operates as a division of the JLC, and looks to develop and inspire the current community leaders as well as emerging community leaders, through programmes such as Adam Science and the Dangoor Senior Leadership Programme.

Our Supporters

The Jewish Volunteering Network would not exist without the funding of the following organisations:


	Team London Team London is Mayor Sadiq Khan's volunteering programme. They encourage all Londoners to become active citizens and to give their time to make the capital a better place.
	The Jewish Youth Fund The Jewish Youth Fund was established in 1937 to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI with the object of strengthening Anglo–Jewish youth work. The Fund continues to achieve this by making grants and/or loans to Jewish youth organisations throughout Great Britain towards the cost of projects and equipment that will enhance the Jewish youth service and provide constructive leisure time activity for Jewish young people.
	The Shoresh Charitable Trust The Trust supports the advancement of the Jewish religion by strengthening the continuity of normative Judaism, and the promotion both in Israel and elsewhere of projects which are both charitable according to English Law and benefit the wider Jewish Community.
	Big Lottery Fund Every year BIG gives out millions of pounds from the National Lottery to good causes. Our money goes to community groups and to projects that improve health, education and the environment. BIG is responsible for distributing £600 million each year (40 per cent) of all the money raised for good causes by the National Lottery.
	Childrens Aid Committee The CAC was established in 1955 as a charitable trust and funding body,run by a dedicated committee, providing grant aid to help sustain an effective youth provision for young Jewish people in their leisure time based in London and the Home Counties.