No matter their size, charities and volunteer groups all have two aims. One is to change the world in some way — be it big or small — and the other is to reduce their dependence on grants. But one method of raising cash many may not have considered is starting a business venture. According to Hayley Trowbridge, executive director of Wehearttech CICa monsy enterprise in Liverpool that uses technology for social good, organisations looking to build a business may already have some of the tools they need right under their nose, including the use of existing premises, experienced staff and volunteers willing to lend their expertise, charitiee the support of the community. Nick Walsh runs not-for-profit community interest company Nickel Support in Surrey, which helps adults with learning disabilities into the world of work. It has developed a range of side ventures that not only help service wuth develop their business skills, but also raises making money with charities 2020 funds. It has p...