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The 2026 Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon has opened for registration, with discounted early bird places now available for runners keen to begin the New Year with a fitness challenge while supporting charitable causes.

A local charity has announced it will step in to support parents struggling to cover upfront costs under Jersey’s new government childcare scheme.

Meals on Wheels Jersey has launched a new appeal for volunteer drivers to help ensure hot meals continue to reach Islanders who rely on the service, after several long-serving drivers recently stepped down.

Scores of people marked the start of the new year with a bracing dip in the sea, taking part in a New Year’s Day charity swim in support of Jersey Hospice Care.

Christmas Spirit Shared All Year Long

Christmas Pressures Spark Call for Mental Health Support

Families Encouraged to Reach Out for Support During Holiday Pressures

Festive Tractor Convoy Raises Over £10,000 for Jersey Hospice Care

Record Year for Rhona’s Retirements

Jersey Hosts Its First Christmas Tractor Run in Aid of Hospice Care

Holiday Baby Gift Drive Aims to Support Local Families

Women's rights group remains essential 75 years on

Jersey Soup Kitchen Draws Crowds and Celebrates Community Spirit Jersey’s long-running Soup Kitchen returned to St Helier’s Royal Square for its 27th year, drawing large crowds and strong praise for its sense of community. The annual fundraiser, organised by The Shelter Trust, raises money to support people experiencing homelessness on the island. More than 40 soups were donated by local restaurants, schools and community groups, offered for a minimum £3 contribution. Many st

Two local charities will receive a year of support from a business organisation in Jersey. The Institute of Directors (IoD) Jersey has announced it will back Beresford Street Kitchen, which provides training and employment opportunities for people with learning disabilities. It will also support Sanctuary Trust, a charity offering accommodation and guidance to men facing homelessness or personal crisis. The IoD said its decision reflects a continued commitment to supporting o

Charity Aims to Raise £20,000 Through Sale of 3D Jersey Phone Card Model

Trees for Life

A major funder of charitable organisations in the Channel Islands has announced a significant shift in how it allocates its grants. Lloyds Bank Foundation revealed that from 2026 onward, all charities will be eligible to apply for unrestricted funding, giving them the flexibility to direct the money to whichever areas of their work need it most, provided it aligns with their charitable purpose. The foundation reported distributing a record £1.3m across the islands this year.

Guide Dog Charity Calls for More Volunteer Fosterers in Jersey

Sleep Out event raises £41,500 for charity

Powerful Poppy Display Pays Tribute to the Fallen