On Saturday 18 April we were delighted to be featured in The Telegraph in their Charity Guide! In amongst some other brilliant charities, it was fantastic to be able to share our story on this national level, mirroring our ambitions for family volunteering to be available to all children and families across the UK. We want FVC to continue to grow so children and families across the UK can have fun together helping in their community. We are looking for people who love our wor

In 2025 we were thrilled to be accepted onto the Tech4HOPE programme, run by TCS, which enables them to bring their incredible technology and advisory services to not-for-profits and charities which are making socio-economic impact. And today, we published the results of this collaboration! You may see our website looks a little different to how it used to - smarter looking, more readable and hopefully easier to find your way around. The team were very creative and patient

This week, our Founder and CEO, Maddy Mills had the honour of visiting the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to meet Stephanie Peacock MP and other DCMS officials to discuss our work at FVC. Maddy shared the charity's journey so far, the impact we are making and our ambitions for our future, highlighting why civic action at a young age is so important and the impact it can have on the children throughout their lives, adults who care for children and of course wider soci

After months of working together online and from different corners of the country, something really special happened in January - our team finally came together in person for the very first Family Volunteering Club staff awa y day. From as far as Glasgow, Cardiff and Manchester - our Local Coordinators travelled to spend the day together learning, sharing and making plans for the future of our wonderful local programmes. Being in the same room also gave us time to reflect, co