Save Money on Essential Services for Your Organisation

Money Saving Packages Through G:XL

For the last year, the G:XL Back Office Services Learning Cluster has been meeting regularly to find collaborative, money saving solutions for the sector through both bulk/collaborative purchasing and outsourcing opportunities, learn more about this by reading G:up's new collaborative purchasing guide.

The results of this work are the opportunities listed with links below, offering great savings on essential products and services.

To develop these, the Learning Cluster brainstormed and produced a list of areas where organisations could save money and G:XL contract holder Midlands Youth then researched companies and experts with potential to offer or expose deals that could benefit VCS organisations.

A number of representatives came and spoke at different Learning Cluster meetings, before members worked out and approved following packages, which we can now unveil to the sector.

These packages could be so positive for your organisation so have a good look through and contact us if you have any questions or feedback!

Charity Buying Group - Bulk Purchasing Opportunity

ESPO - Bulk Purchasing Opportunity

National Energy Control - Bulk Purchasing Opportunity

Midlands Accountancy Payroll Service – Outsourcing Opportunity

Community Accountancy Service – Outsourcing Opportunity 

What is G:XL?

G:up's three-year, Big Lottery-funded, G:XL project, is designed to develop infrastructure, capacity and collaboration in the West Midlands children, young people and families', voluntary and community sector (CYPF VCS).  The Back Office Services work stream aims to save organisations money by developing cost-efficient and collaborative solutions.  For resources, opportunities and to shape work visit the G:up website: www.gup.org.uk/gxl   

What is this Learning Cluster?

This Learning Cluster brings together CYPF VCS staff from across region, to share ideas and learning and develop new solutions.  For more info or to get involved visit the G:XL section of the G:up website: www.gup.org.uk/gxl