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In tough economic times, more and more organisations are looking to merge, but what does this mean for...
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The new commissioner for the Compact wants to create a living document breathing life into both the statutory and voluntary sectors
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How pro bono legal work is helping to bolster civil society in Eastern Europe
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Storybook Dads: Britain's everyday heroes 1
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How Sharon Berry's award-winning charity has made editors out of prisoners and gained the attention of Gordon Brown
How Africa Now won the international aid and development category at the 2007 Charity Awards
Andrew Small offers guidance for when a developer knocks on the door.
Charities that are sitting on apparently surplus land, eg. schools or residential care homes with large grounds, are likely to find...
There has been little work on how SRI might be applied to investment property, comments Tim Saraille.
Many charities have significant investment property holdings. Well over 300 UK charities have investment...
Animal rescue homes have recently been handed a piece of good news by HMRC
The standard of impact reporting in the sector is held back by a lack of clarity on definitions and measurement tools, finds Vibeka Mair.
The NCVO reaches the ripe old age of 90 this year. Part of its...
As volunteering increasingly takes centre stage, Victoria Cook reviews the rules of engagement.
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