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Social media for charities

Social media that grows your community

We plan, create and post your content, so your team can focus on your mission.

Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn

Up and running within two weeks

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What you get

Everything included, every month

A complete social media service on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Content plan

Built around your appeals and events.

Designed posts

Graphics, captions and hashtags.

Short videos

Reels and Stories.

Scheduling

Posted at the best times.

Community replies

Comments and messages answered.

Monthly report

Reach, clicks and sign-ups.

Price plans

Choose the support that suits you

Clear, fixed prices. Monthly plans run month to month, with no long contract.

Monthly

From

£295

Starter

From £295/month

8 designed posts a month on 2 platforms, scheduled for you, with a monthly summary.

Monthly

Most popular

From

£495

Growth

From £495/month

12 designed posts and 2 short videos a month on 3 platforms, community replies and a monthly report.

Monthly

From

£795

Impact

From £795/month

20 posts and 4 short videos a month on 3 platforms, community replies, campaign support and a monthly planning call.

Ad spend is paid directly to the platform and is not included.

Who it is for

Ideal for charities ready to grow

Support that fits your goals and your team.

Charities building a stronger online presence

Teams who want to free up time for frontline work

Charities planning appeals, events or volunteer drives

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Benefits

More supporters, more volunteers, more impact

Consistent, professional social media that delivers real results.

Reach more people

Recruit more volunteers

Drive visits to your donation page

A consistent voice all year round

How it works

How your social media gets started

1

Free review

2

Goals and monthly plan

3

You approve; we post

4

Monthly report and review

FAQ

Social media questions, answered

Prefer to talk it through?

Book your free 30-minute Digital Health Check.

Which platforms are best for charities?

Facebook for local supporters and volunteers, Instagram for awareness, LinkedIn for funders and partners.

How often should a charity post?

Three to five quality posts a week works well for most charities. Consistency matters more than volume.

Can people donate through Facebook or Instagram in the UK?

Not directly. Meta ended in-app fundraising for UK charities in July 2024, so posts link to your donation page.

Should charities use paid ads?

Yes, for specific goals like an appeal or volunteer drive, with a small, targeted budget.

Grow your community online

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