RSPCA warns on legacy appeal case 0

Fundraising | Tania Mason | 9 Mar 2010

The RSPCA and three other large charities have issued a statement warning of huge implications for the sector if the RSPCA loses its forthcoming appeal against the High Court ruling that cost it a £2m legacy.

RSPCA warns on legacy appeal case

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'One-stop' disability consortium wins £2.6m employment services contract 0

Governance | Tania Mason
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Public service delivery | Statutory funding

A unique partnership between one national charity and five local charities has won a £2.6m contract from Birmingham’s local strategic partnership to provide employment services for people with multiple...

New £50m Big Lottery Fund for Scotland 0

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Trusts and foundations

Young people leaving care, older people with dementia and their carers will be the focus of a new £50m Big Lottery Fund in Scotland.

Legacy income in 'doldrums' 0

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Legacies

The legacy market is in significant strife and is unlikely to return to pre-recession levels for another two years, according to a report released today.

Lower-level donors segment donations in new community foundation 0

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Trusts and foundations

A new community foundation launching today in Dorset will offer donors a new level of control over their gifts.

Anyone with a developer licence would be able to claim they are part of a charity, sell a "donation" app on the App Store, and reap the 100 per cent profit for themselves. Another "nice" idea that has no basis in practicality...

» Charity CEO launches campaign against Apple donation policy

Learning disability charities merge 0

Governance | Tania Mason
8 Mar 2010

Topics: Mergers

Learning disability charity Walsingham has merged with the Longfields Association, a day centre for people with learning disabilities in Swansea.

NCVO curry clubs to foster future sector leaders 0

Governance | Gareth Jones
8 Mar 2010

Topics: Leadership and strategy

NCVO is attempting to discover the sector’s future leaders by holding a series of ‘curry club’ meetings across England’s nine government regions.

CharityComms recruits new director 0

Governance | Tania Mason
8 Mar 2010

Topics: Communications

CharityComms, the professional body for charity sector communicators that was set up and is chaired by Joe Saxton, has recruited Vicky Browning as its new director.

Membership bodies 'should review offering to ensure relevance' 0

Governance | Tania Mason
8 Mar 2010

Topics: Membership

A year-long project investigating the future of membership in civil society has revealed that many charities place too much emphasis on providing tangible benefits, and should instead stress the sense of...

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