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About YPO The largest publicly-owned buying organisation in the UK, YPO offers a diverse range of products and services to help schools buy efficiently. Visit ypo.co.uk.


Paul Smith, Executive Director, YPO: ‘YPO is proud to be partnering with Community Inspired to launch the new FundEd programme. In line with its vision that every public organisation achieves the best value for money, YPO wants to help schools make the most of the funds they raise. We fully understand the challenges that schools face when trying to make the most of their increasingly stretched budgets. FundEd is a fantastic initiative that helps schools access additional and much-needed funding, whilst building crucial links with local businesses and the wider community. We are delighted to support the programme as part of our ongoing commitment to deliver value and support to schools nationwide.’


FUNDED WEBSITE AND EMAIL NEWSLETTERS Our website and monthly emails will help keep your school up-to-date with the latest funding alerts, successfully-funded projects, new resources and competitions.


About The Education Company The Education Company uses data solutions to help education suppliers market effectively into schools. Visit educationcompany.co.uk.


CROWDFUNDED


Use our custom-built crowdfunding platform to announce your latest project. Raise money easily by calling on local businesses and the wider community to pledge financial support online.


David Edwards, Director, The Education Company: ‘The Education Company is delighted to be working with Community Inspired on the FundEd programme. Schools are seasoned fundraisers, but the ever-increasing pressure to fill gaps in school budgets requires innovative support. With EdCo’s 25 years’ experience of working with suppliers, charities and other organisations, we immediately recognised that FundEd is an absolutely vital, practical and dynamic offering for schools. Community Inspired is taking the art of fundraising in education to another level, and we simply wanted to be a part of that exciting journey. CrowdFundEd is a particularly thrilling element of the whole programme. Providing schools with a custom-built crowdfunding module is such a clever concept. As an experienced player in the education sector, what EdCo recognises is the depth of knowledge and understanding of the world and art of fundraising that resides in the team at Community Inspired. FundEd is not a gimmick but a well-rounded package that has been put together by people who really care about supporting schools in this arena – we like that! EdCo will be providing full back-office services for the FundEd subscription process.’


About Hubbub Hubbub is the UK’s leading crowdfunding platform for education, helping institutions raise funds from communities and stakeholders. Visit hubbub.net.


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Find out how to subscribe to the


FundEd programme on p57 or go to funded.org.uk.


Jonathan May, founder and CEO of Hubbub: ‘The team at Hubbub are delighted to be collaborating with Community Inspired on the crowdfunding journey; working with an organisation that is dedicated to supporting, inspiring and empowering communities to maximise their potential. We want to empower people to make their ideas a reality and we are proud to provide the specialist tools and services to help them communicate and fundraise better online. It is a privilege to be a part of this innovative joint venture.’


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