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IT & TechnologyAs a social enterprise themselves, White Fuse want to make it easier for small charities (social enterprises and CICs are also considered) to get a website that will help them grow. Grants come in the offer of their tools, services and expertise rather than a cash grant which can be spent elsewhere. Successful applicants will have a new website designed and built for them – a process that usually costs £3,600.
All the setup costs associated with creating your website are covered by the grant. However, applicants must be able to fund the ongoing subscription costs of £65 per month + VAT. This monthly cost covers all hosting and support and automatic access to new features as they are added.
Deadline: Continuous rolling programme.
For more information and how to apply please click here.
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