CCE does have massive funding in comparison.
The English Folk Dance & Song Society (EFDSS) doesn't have traditional "branches" outside London but operates nationally through
affiliated organizations, regional partnerships, major folk festivals (like Sidmouth, Whitby, Chippenham), and initiatives like the National Youth Folk Ensemble, delivering programs via its London HQ (Cecil Sharp House) and online, empowering local groups and promoting folk arts across England.
How EFDSS Works Nationally:

    Affiliated Bodies: Groups like the Essex Folk Association work with EFDSS, indicating a network of local contacts.
    National Initiatives: Programs like the National Youth Folk Ensemble involve young people from all over England, not just London.
    Events & Festivals: EFDSS supports and is involved with major English folk festivals in various locations (Sidmouth, Whitby, etc.).
    Partnerships: They collaborate with arts, education, and heritage groups across England to promote folk arts locally.

Instead of physical branches, EFDSS uses a model of partnerships, affiliations, and nationally-focused programs (like the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library and events) to reach folk enthusiasts throughout England.