Details of our featured charity
Everyone who works within the countryside sector knows how important our charities are. That's one of the reasons why CJS offers free advertising in CJS Weekly, we'd much rather the charities spent their hard earned money (your generous donations) on actually conserving something than on splashy advertising. You're reading CJS, you don't need to be told how wonderful RSPB or your local Wildlife Trust is to make you want to work for them - you already know.
CJS offers charities the opportunity to highlight their cause and good works in CJS.
Our current featured charity is Groundwork
Groundwork is a federation of charities with a collective mission to take practical action to create a fair and green future in which people, places, and nature thrive. We support communities and businesses to build capacity and resilience in order to tackle hardship, achieve a just transition to net-zero and help nature recover in a way that reduces inequality and leads to healthier, happier lives for all.
Find out all about them on their website here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- A Fair and Green Future for All, first published 8/12/25
- Creating Pathways to a Green Economy, first published 18/2/26
- Helping families jump in to nature, first published 8/4/26
- Corporate Connections: how to bring in investment, first published 15/6/26
See everything Groundwork has on the CJS website here.
Our featured charity in 2025 was The Nature Friendly Farming Network
The Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) is a farmer-led organisation dedicated to farming in harmony with nature. We provide a platform for farmers to share knowledge, access training and advocate for sustainable farming practices. We give a strong voice to farmers in key policy discussions, ensuring their perspective is heard.
Find out all about them on their website here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- Farming as a key solution to environmental challenges, first published 13/12/24
- Overcoming prejudice and finding a community - being a woman in nature-friendly farming, first published 5/2/25
- Conservation grazing: Bringing farmers and biodiversity organisations together, first published 2/4/25
- ‘Agriculture is a great career for anyone who cares about green issues’ - Meet NFFN England manager Lottie Alves, first published 9/6/25
- Operation Turtle Dove - how turning around the fortunes of an iconic farmland bird brings farmers and conservationists together, first published 4/8/25
- Bringing farming and nature together - meet NFFN Cymru manager Rhys Evans, first published 13/10/25
See everything from NFFN currently published on the CJS website here.
Also please see Our Endorsements.
And don't forget to have a look at our previously supported charities.
You can find a library of previous articles along with many other in depth features here.