Good Things Foundation and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation have teamed up. Together, they have created a competition which rewards the best ideas in the Online Centres Network. They know the difference that you make in your community. Now they want to know how you solve problems. 
When you are thinking about your response, remember that different groups of people spend money in different ways. The way they spend money might be determined by who they are, where they live, or how they are paid.
This isn't about helping people to budget better. It is about making change to remove unnecessary costs.
When you think of your response, think about:
Who comes to your centre?
What are they spending money on?
Is there anything about your area which means that people pay for something that you think they shouldn't have to pay for?
£2,000 will be awarded to the ten best responses to the challenge.
For further information and to apply, visit: www.onlinecentresnetwork.org/community-challenge-prize
Deadline to complete an expression of interest: Friday 26 January 2018