Discover the organisations shaping London

Many charities, CICs, community groups, and local projects are doing useful work, but the people who would care about them often do not know they exist. They may not know where they operate, what they do, who they help, or what they need.

Community Map gives organisations another way to be discovered. By appearing on the map, organisations can make their work more visible to people nearby, people who care about their cause, and people who may be able to help in some way. That might mean volunteering, donating, giving goods or equipment, sharing the organisation with others, or simply understanding the work happening in their area.

Over time, visible community support can also give organisations another way to demonstrate local interest when speaking to funders, applying for grants, or building partnerships.

Community Map does not replace an organisation's own website, fundraising, or outreach. It helps more people find them in the first place.

Charitable giving and community involvement matter more than ever, but many businesses still struggle to understand what their customers, employees, and local communities actually care about.

Community Map can help close that gap. It gives businesses a clearer view of the organisations and causes people are engaging with, based on real local interest rather than guesswork. Over time, this can help businesses make more informed decisions about charitable giving, partnerships, volunteering, sponsorship, and community programmes.

For businesses, Community Map is not just about being seen to do good. It is about understanding the communities around them with more accuracy, then supporting work that people genuinely care about.

Most people care about more causes than they can realistically support with money. Donating as much as you would like is not possible for everyone. Neither is volunteering every week, joining committees, or giving time regularly.

Community Map gives people a simple way to start. You can find organisations near you, see what they do, understand what they may need, and vote to help raise their visibility. That vote does not replace direct support, donations, or volunteering. But it can help more people discover organisations that deserve attention.

For some people, that may be the first step towards giving money, donating goods, volunteering, sharing skills, or telling someone else about the organisation. Community Map makes it easier to find local work and help more people see it.