You might have five minutes to tell somebody about us, a few hours to help at an event, knowledge or experience that could strengthen our work, or the means to help fund it.
However much or little you can contribute, there are different ways to get involved.
Come along and have your say.
Help us find the right people.
Volunteer and muck in.
Share what you know.
Help fund the practical work.
Ideas, questions or just hello.
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You don’t have to volunteer or donate to be part of We’re Good. Come along to something we’re organising, or tell us about something you’ve noticed or experienced.
Have you come across something that’s unnecessarily difficult, inaccessible or simply not working as well as it could? Or something that’s working brilliantly?
We’d like to hear about it. Your experiences and observations can help us understand where to look and what might be worth exploring.
Sometimes taking part is simply about turning up and enjoying yourself.
Join us at an event, meet people, have a good time or find out about the programmes we’re developing.
There’s no need for a bigger reason to get involved.
Tell friends, family, neighbours and community organisations about We’re Good. Help people discover our programmes, events and the work we’re doing to address practical and social gaps in everyday life.
Follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn, join conversations, comment and share our posts. Your engagement helps our work reach people, organisations and communities we might not otherwise connect with.
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You can help us deliver our programmes and events, or volunteer alongside the Founder over a longer period, gaining practical experience in the day to day running of We’re Good.
Help welcome guests, prepare spaces and support activities at our programmes and events. Opportunities vary in duration, with appropriate induction, safeguarding guidance and training provided for each role.
Work directly with our Founder, gaining practical experience across strategy, research, planning and everyday operations. We ask for an initial commitment of three months, ideally six, to make the experience worthwhile for everyone.
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We’re a small organisation, and fresh perspectives matter. Whether you’d like to share practical knowledge or help shape our direction more formally, there’s room for you.
We’re a small organisation with experience and specialist knowledge to draw on, but we’re always looking for fresh perspectives. If you have expertise, advice or connections that could help shape our work, we’d love to hear from you.
Interested in contributing more formally? We’re open to people who can help shape our direction through advisory roles or as non-executive Board directors, bringing independent thinking, experience and oversight.
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While we develop our programmes, events and longer term funding, contributions help cover the practical costs of making things possible. You can support our work generally or help fund something specific.
We’re applying for grants and developing funding opportunities for 2027 and beyond. While funding takes time to secure, donations help cover the practical costs of developing and delivering our programmes and events.
Want to support a particular programme, event or expense? We can discuss how your contribution would be used, agree its purpose and provide information about expenditure and the difference your support makes.
We’re Good CIC is not a registered charity, so donations are not eligible for Gift Aid. We have not yet filed our first annual accounts, but we’re happy to discuss our budgets and how we account for contributions.
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An idea, a question or something you think we should know about? You don’t need to work out which box it fits into. We’d love to hear from you.
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