Give as you learn: E-learning at the Salvation Army
28 Jul 2010
Gareth Jones hears how e-learning advocate Valerie Maddock has revolutionised the Salvation Army’s staff...
Volunteering rules of engagement
Topics: Volunteering
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The cull of the quangos
28 Jul 2010 | Tania Mason
Topics: Statutory funding
How will the ‘Bonfire of the Quangos’ affect the sector’s own arm’s-length bodies? Tania Mason examines the landscape.
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The cull of the quangos
As volunteering increasingly takes centre stage, Victoria Cook reviews the rules of engagement.
In the first of a series of articles about the NCVO Funding Commission’s findings, Fiona Ellis and Richard Gutch look at new approaches to capitalising civil society organisations.
Charities that wish to change their objects must ensure they follow the correct procedures, say Simon Livesey and Tilly Clarke.
Analysis of various recent research reports provides some insight as to where the deepest public spending cuts might land, says Karl Wilding.
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Vetting and barring review
Finance |
29 Jun 2010
Topics: Accountability and transparency | Law
Charities should continue with their current checking procedures despite the halting of the vetting and barring scheme, say Nick Burrows and Rosie Brass.
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...
Lorraine Owens explains HMRC's u-turn on zero-rating VAT for charities advertising on third-party websites.
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8 Jul 2010
Niroo Rad outlines the best approach to selecting a software vendor, organising an implementation project...
IT new business wins: July 2010
28 Jun 2010
Gareth Jones oversees this month's roundup of IT procurement in the sector, which includes Amnesty International...
Chairman's corner: Are we being taken for a ride?
25 Jun 2010
When a chair is concerned that his newly appointed board member could be blackmailing him there's only...
It takes all sorts: the many faces of charity chairs
24 Jun 2010
Richard Gutch interviewed the chairs of 17 different charities earlier this year. Their organisations...
The disempowered board
23 Jun 2010
This is a charitable company with a turnover of approximately £1m. It was set up by the families of sufferers...
New fundraising potential for magazines?
6 Jul 2010
Could charity magazines and newsletters be the next big thing in fundraising? A redesign of SPANA’s...
Volunteers' time to give: What fundraisers can get
5 Jul 2010
In a profession charged with raising money, it is no wonder that fundraisers have often overlooked volunteers,...
Chain reaction: making the most of corporate partnerships
5 Jul 2010
Partnering with a large retailer is a sure fire way for charities to raise income. But why not reach for...
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