The government and the Big Lottery Fund recently announced they would each give £20m to the Step Up To Serve #IWill youth social action campaign with the aim of getting more young people involved in volunteering opportunities.
The fund - launched this week - will actually be worth more than £40m because "match investors" have pledged additional money.
Charlotte Hill, chief executive of Step Up To Serve, answers key questions on how the #IWill Fund will work.
Q. How will the money be allocated across the life of the fund?
The #IWill Fund is going to be broken up into different "waves", with each wave focusing on funding different types of activity.
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