
June 30, 2025
Regular giving is so important to us and the work we carry out around the world. Here's why:
Stable Funding: It provides a reliable and consistent source of income, helping us plan and allocate resources more effectively. This stability allows us to focus on our mission.
Long-Term Impact: Regular donations enable us to make long-term investments into our programs and partnerships. It helps create sustainable solutions rather than relying on one-time, short-term funding.
Cost-Effective: Regular donors are often more cost-effective for us to maintain than one-time donors because they don’t require as much outreach and solicitation. This means more of the funds go directly to the cause.
Stronger Relationships: It allows us to build a relationship with our donors. Regular givers tend to feel more connected to the cause, and we can keep them updated on the impact of their donations, fostering a sense of community and partnership.
Flexibility: With regular giving, we have the flexibility to use funds for urgent or emerging needs, knowing we have a steady stream of donations coming in.
Predictable Growth: Regular donations allow us to anticipate growth and invest in new projects or expand existing ones. This predictability helps us reach our goals more efficiently.
In essence, regular giving helps us not only survive but thrive, making a more lasting and meaningful impact on the communities we serve.
June 2, 2026
Inua Advocacy is one of our incredible Act4You accounts based in Malawi. In a system where many refugees face restrictions on work, movement and integration, organisations like Inua provide vital support.

June 1, 2026
As we mark Volunteers' Week, we want to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you to every person who gives their time, skills, energy and compassion to support Links.
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June 1, 2026
For over two years we have been building up the hospitality side of the Links Africa Hub. The team is growing in experience and now offers community groups and leaders more options to meet, train and network.
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