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Moving forward with impact measurement

12 Feb 2012

Demonstrating impact is becoming increasingly crucial to the charity sector. Winning a Charity Award can prove just the ticket to doing so, says CAF's Natalie Pinon offering advice on how a charity can best show off its worth.

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Nick Hurd, minster for civil society and Emma-Jane Cross, chief executive of Beatbullying

Beatbulling has been awarded £1.3m from the Cabinet Office’s Social Action Fund to expand its services by setting up a new social action organisation.

Tom Flood to step down as BTCV chief

Tom Flood, chief executive of the Charity Award-winning environmental charity BTCV Group, is to step down in July after a quarter-century working for the organisation.

Sue Gwaspari, director of part-time volunteering, CSV

In 2010 CSV’s Volunteers in Child Protection project won the Overall Award at the Charity Awards. Sue Gwaspari, CSV’s director of part-time volunteering, outlines the impact that winning the Award has had on the organisation and the people it helps.


Sir Nicholas Young, chief executive, British Red Cross

Sir Nicholas Young, chief executive of the British Red Cross, has hit out at the collective refusal of corporate donors to fund charities’ overheads.


Since when do charities 'hit out' at potential donors? Since when do corporations, or indeed trusts and individuals, 'owe' us anything? I've had plenty of unrestricted funding from businesses over the years, usually in return for sponsorship gifts to gala events.

» Red Cross chief attacks corporate attitudes to funding charity infrastructure

CSV's Sue Gwaspari collects the charity's Overall Winner award at 2010 Charity Awards gala dinner

Winning the Overall Award at the Charity Awards last year has helped CSV to increase by nearly five times the number of families helped by its winning Volunteers in Child Protection programme.


Community Development Foundation to deliver government’s £80m Community First programme

Community Development Foundation will partner with a number of organisations including Charity Award-winning Community Foundation Network to deliver the government’s £80m Community First programme, the Cabinet Office has announced.

John Low CBE and Francis Maude MP present the Overall Award to Mencap

Charities Aid Foundation chief executive John Low highlighted the growing profile of civil society organisations in his address to the Charity Awards audience last week.

Ark raises £17.2m at annual dinner and celebrates Charity Awards win

Absolute Return for Kids (Ark) raised £17.2m at its annual fundraising gala dinner last night.

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Moving forward with impact measurement

Demonstrating impact is becoming increasingly crucial to the charity sector. Winning a Charity Award can...

Nick Hurd, minster for civil society and Emma-Jane Cross, chief executive of Beatbullying

Beatbulling has been awarded £1.3m from the Cabinet Office’s Social Action Fund to expand its services...

Tom Flood to step down as BTCV chief

Tom Flood, chief executive of the Charity Award-winning environmental charity BTCV Group, is to step down...