08/09/2026
The biggest barrier to digital progress for charities is squeezed organisational finances, according to the 2026 Charity Digital Skills report.
Securing funding for digital costs and projects was highlighted as a priority for 38% of organisations, while more than a quarter said they need to invest in infrastructure, systems and tools.
The new Charity Digital Marketplace aims to help charities invest in new technology and replace existing systems without breaking the bank.
Launched by Charity Digital on 7 September 2026, the Marketplace provides registered UK charities with access to a curated catalogue of technology solutions at discounted prices.
It builds on the Charity Digital Exchange, which closed in July 2025, and includes technology providers such as Avast, Norton, Dell and monday.com.
Charities can find solutions covering areas including cyber security, hardware, project management, email marketing and payments processing.
Current offers include:
Dell – charities can access up to 20% off laptops, servers, desktops, monitors and accessories
Charity Digital says new solutions will continue to be added to the Marketplace.
If your organisation is looking to invest in new technology or reduce the cost of existing tools, you can explore the Charity Digital Marketplace and check which offers your organisation may be eligible for.
Browse the Charity Digital Marketplace.
You can also explore the E-Portal for practical information and resources to help you run and develop your organisation.