Source: our analysis of the Charity Commission register extract dated 17 October 2026 (main registered charities).
How it works
From the register to your inbox
We read the register every day
The Charity Commission publishes a daily extract of the register under the Open Government Licence. We pick out the newly registered charities.
You set up to 10 saved searches
Postcode areas, regions, charity types, causes, income, grant-makers only, with a website or company number only, and a minimum lead score.
Delivered the way you work
Daily, weekly or monthly email to you and up to 25 colleagues, with CSV and JSON files. Or use the live CSV, JSON and RSS feeds, Slack or a webhook.
Features
Everything in one subscription
- Every charity newly registered in England and Wales
- Daily (Monday to Friday), weekly or monthly, set per saved search
- Type (CIO, charitable company, trust), postcode district and region
- Causes and who it helps, from the charity's own registration
- New grant-making charities flagged, with a grant-makers-only option
- The charity's own website and Companies House number where published
- A 0–100 lead score on every charity, with the signals behind it
- Up to 10 saved searches: postcode area, region, type, cause, income, website or company number only, minimum score
- Send to up to 25 colleagues at no extra cost; each saved search can go to its own list
- CSV and JSON files with every alert, live CSV, JSON and RSS feeds, and Slack or webhook delivery
- A private settings page (link in every alert) to change all of it without logging in
- No trustee names, phone numbers or personal email addresses: organisation data only
Real data
What a real alert looks like
The first five rows of the alert for 10 to 16 October 2026 (110 new charities that week):
| Registered | Charity | Type | Area | Causes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Oct 2026 | AM CLUB SOLUTIONS FOUNDATION | CIO | WD5 East of England | General Charitable Purposes, Education/training, Disability, Prevention Or Relie |
| 16 Oct 2026 | AMAZING CHAMPS | CIO | OL4 North West | General Charitable Purposes, Disability, Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty |
| 16 Oct 2026 | BAILDON CIVIC & HISTORICAL CIO | CIO | BD17 Yorkshire and The Humber | Education/training, Arts/culture/heritage/science |
| 16 Oct 2026 | CELEBRATION DAY FOUNDATION (grant-maker) | CIO | EC4M London | General Charitable Purposes |
| 16 Oct 2026 | CHRIST WAY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL | Charitable company | DH1 North East | Education/training, Religious Activities |
Compare
How New Charity Feed compares
How each option gets you newly registered charities, from its own public pages, checked 18 October 2026. We show the features where New Charity Feed matches or beats them; prices and full details are on their pages, linked below.
| Feature | New Charity Feed | Charity Commission register | Apify charity leads scraper | The Trust List (newcharities.org) | New Trusts Weekly (trust-funding.co.uk) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New charities delivered to your inbox | Daily, weekly or monthly | No: you search or download it yourself | No: you schedule runs and collect the results | Monthly PDF and spreadsheet | Weekly |
| Every new charity, not only grant-makers | Yes | Search it yourself | Yes | No: new grant-makers only | No: new grant-makers only |
| New grant-makers: how soon you hear | Flagged in your daily, weekly or monthly alert | Not listed | Not listed | Monthly | Weekly |
| Area filters | Postcode area and region | Search by area online | Region | Not listed | Not listed |
| Income filter | Minimum and maximum (where reported) | Search filters online | Minimum/maximum and income bands | Not listed | Not listed |
| Lead score | 0–100 with the signals shown | Not listed | 0–100 with signals | Not listed | Not listed |
| Website and Companies House number | Where published | On each register entry | Yes | Not listed | Not listed |
| No set-up needed | Yes | Yes | No: needs an Apify account and run set-up | Yes | Yes |
Checked 18 October 2026 from each provider's public pages (copies saved). "Not listed" means we did not find it on their public pages, not that it doesn't exist. Re-checked before every outreach batch.
Their pages: Charity Commission register download · Apify charity leads scraper · The Trust List shop · New Trusts Weekly
Pricing
Pricing
Monthly
Everything: up to 10 saved searches, daily, weekly or monthly alerts, up to 25 recipients, lead scores, grant-maker flag, CSV and JSON files, live feeds, and Slack or webhook delivery.
Start for £29/monthBusiness customers only: we ask for your company name and VAT number (if registered) at checkout. Cancel any time; access runs to the end of the paid month or year.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How can I find newly registered charities in my area?
The Charity Commission register lists every registered charity with its registration date. New Charity Feed picks out the new ones each week and emails them to you, filtered to your postcode areas or region.
How many new charities are registered each week?
About 78 a week on average: 4,056 new main charities were registered in England and Wales in the 12 months to 17 October 2026, according to our analysis of the Charity Commission register.
How do I find new grant-making trusts?
Charities say at registration whether they make grants. We flag new grant-makers in every alert, and you can choose to see only those.
Can I get new charities every day?
Yes. Set a saved search to daily and you get Monday to Friday emails (Monday covers the weekend). Weekly and monthly are there too, and days with no new charities for your search are skipped.
What is the lead score?
A 0–100 score from what the registration tells us: a website (30), a Companies House number (15), described activities (15), grant-making (15), three or more causes (10) and stated income (15). The signals are shown next to the score, so you can see why.
Can my team get the alerts, or can I send them to my CRM?
Yes. Add up to 25 colleagues at no extra cost, give each saved search its own list, and use the live CSV, JSON or RSS feeds, or send each alert to Slack or a webhook.
Where does the data come from?
The Charity Commission for England and Wales register extract, published under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Do you include trustee names or contact details?
No. We deliberately leave out trustee names, phone numbers, email addresses and street addresses. We include the charity's own website where it publishes one.
Can I use it to contact charities?
That's your decision and your responsibility under UK GDPR and PECR. Each row links to the official register entry.
How much does New Charity Feed cost?
£29 a month, or £290 a year (two months free). Business customers only; cancel any time from the billing portal link in every email.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time, from the billing portal link in every email. Access runs to the end of the paid month or year.
New Charity Feed
B2B only. Organisation data only: no trustee names or contact details.