Day 3 of Small Charity Week: Give Your Organisation a Professional Address

As we continue celebrating Small Charity Week, we recognise the incredible work that small charities, community groups, and grassroots organisations do every day to support local people and strengthen communities. Whether you are providing advice and support, tackling inequality, creating opportunities, or bringing people together, small organisations are often at the heart of positive change. Many begin with a passionate idea, a dedicated team of volunteers, and a commitment to making a difference. However, as organisations grow, they can face practical challenges, including finding a professional and secure way to manage their correspondence.

Many small charities and community organisations initially use a home address as their registered address. While this may be convenient when starting out, it can raise concerns around privacy, professionalism, and the management of important post. To help organisations establish a professional presence, Voluntary Action Islington offers a Registered Postal Address Service for just £160 per year.

For more information or to set up your registered postal address contact Meera Jobanputra at roombookings@vai.org.uk

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