Free tickets are still available to the Thanksgiving Service that marks the close of the inaugural Small Charity Week.

 The 40-minute non-denominational service includes readings and music, and culminates in the announcement of the 2010 FSI Scholar.  This service is all about celebrating the individuals and organisations whose outstanding work builds better communities for all of us.

 The service is for everyone who contributes to the impact of the small charity sector including staff, trustees, volunteers, beneficiaries and funders. 

 Service of Thanksgiving
St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, London
11.30am, Friday 18 June

 After the service, guests will head to the church gardens for a buffet picnic and to meet others from across the sector.

Don’t forget you can still get involved with some of our most exciting events:

 Send us your charity stories: we’ll pick the best of these to be recorded by well-known individuals and will feature these on the website and have them available for your use.  Entries need to be received by Friday 28 May: info@smallcharityweek.com the stories that aren’t among the winners will still be included in a Small Charity Week booklet of charity stories and messages to be sent out to a range of supporters and organisations after the week.

 Enter into the ‘Give at Checkout’ ebay & MissionFish challenge – send us your short straplines to be submitted into the competition by Friday 28 May the latest & be in the chance of being one of the showcased charities on the ebay checkout to raise funds for your organisation.

 Submit your events & activities on www.smallcharityweek.com & let us know what you’re doing to mark SCW – there are prizes for the most original, successful and innovative events.