Mix and match: Merging IT infrastructures
31 Aug 2010
In tough economic times, more and more organisations are looking to merge, but what does this mean for...
The sector should not forget how far it has come under New Labour, Angela Smith tells Gareth Jones.
As the incumbent minister for the third sector in a government that has held office for the past 13 years, Angela Smith’s role in the run-up to the election differs from her opposite numbers Nick Hurd and Jenny Willott. She acknowledges the difficulties that organisations may have sorting through the promises of the three parties, and attempting to discern whether they will actually happen, so is reluctant to make grand promises of change. Instead, she invites us to simply judge Labour on its record.
Michael O’Toole, the new chief executive of the sector’s contract management agency 3SC, tells Vibeka Mair that the looming public spending cuts are a double-edged sword for service-delivery charities....
Girlguiding UK and the Scout Association have been in discussions with HMRC on the VAT charged for their buildings for over two years. Vibeka Mair talks to Simon Evans about the success which could affect...
The Shaw Trust’s new chief executive is intent on creating a new enterprise division that employs disabled people itself – and makes a profit from it. Tania Mason reports
With the completion this month of the charity tribunal’s third case, in which two residents of Dartford in Kent appealed against the Charity Commission’s response to an illegal sale of charitable land,...
Tania Mason talks to Paul Winter, the ‘leaders’ leader’, about leadership training, charity bursaries, and getting back to our roots.
Dame Stephanie Shirley, the first Ambassador for Philanthropy, shares her high hopes – and a few high tech hints – for charities. By Lesley Meall.
Where does charity end and philanthropy begin –...
How the Lucy Faithfull Foundation works to reduce the risks to children from sex offenders
Whether he’s persuading charities to finally do something about climate change, educating government officials about the third sector, or badgering Coca-Cola to distribute life-saving items in Africa,...
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31 Aug 2010
In tough economic times, more and more organisations are looking to merge, but what does this mean for...
24 Aug 2010
Gareth Jones oversees this month's roundup of IT procurement in the sector, which includes new websites...
19 Aug 2010
In each issue Civil Society IT approaches charities of varying sizes and asks them what software...
26 Aug 2010
Ensuring your risk assessment includes a review of workplace issues should be high on this year’s agenda,...
26 Aug 2010
Tania Mason looks back over the six years of Andrew Hind’s leadership of the Charity Commission, and...
25 Aug 2010
Olga Johnson, talks the board through the difficult process of what to do when no one wants to be chair.
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Fundraisers are used to targets, but is the world at large? As the government passes its 100 days in office...
2 Sep 2010
Since the car donation service Giveacar launched in January, it has processed more than 1,000 car donations...
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In this second in a series of articles, Fiona Ellis and Richard Gutch outline the Funding Commission’s...
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