Today’s charities and not-for-profit organisations depend on funding for frontline services. We understand that meticulous financial decisions are vital for maintaining and sustaining projects at a local and national level. Projects integral for the well-being and quality of life of all members of society. Therefore, it is paramount that costs for utility bills are kept to a minimum. Utility Aid appreciates the pressures on the third sector and is formidable in protecting charities and not-for-profits against excessive utility costs; allowing them to invest more in services. 

We must collaborate and strive for the third sector and play our role in creating a better society for everyone. 
Since our creation in 2002, we have worked with thousands of charities, community projects, not-for-profit organisations, women’s refuges, animal sanctuaries, scout groups, youth centres, housing associations and projects for the elderly. 

We combine our detailed knowledge of energy markets, money recovery services and socially conscious nature to create the best opportunities for third-sector organisations to thrive in the UK. 

Utility Aid is the UK’s leading ethical energy broker delivering energy procurement, management and consulting services to the third sector.  This would not be possible without a talented and socially conscious team. Thus, our energy specialists are committed to protecting the third sector and committed to developing the most efficient energy strategies. 
Due to our ethical values, we secure market-leading prices for organisations and have unique supplier arrangements with energy companies. We consult on organisations’ energy issues – to help save money and minimize the administrative load.

We’re inspired by the organisations and people we work with. We believe in what they believe in and how they view the world. All this creates opportunities for charities and third-sector organisations to continue to do more good. 

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Utility Aid's headquarters in Sleaford, United Kingdom

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Giles Hankinson

Kayleigh Harwood

Danny Armstrong

Nathan Jones

Jordan Phillips

Nicholas Hoyles

Louise Duffy

Kaylea McKenna

Barry Neilson

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Sally-Ann Beaver

Michael Neville

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