VAT & Tax Conference 2010
18 Oct 2010
Fundraisers are used to targets, but is the world at large? As the government passes its 100 days in office and prepares to sit for a new session, Celina Ribeiro looks at the aim to lift giving to 1 per cent of national wealth and what the sector thinks about the idea of another giving campaign
Social networking has gone mainstream. Steve Dodds says charities need to change their old habits to gain favour with the networked donor – and do it soon.
With the cuts to grants and contracts looming, selman ansari outlines what rights charities have to contest cuts and how to prepare for the chop .
NCVO has made its submission to the Treasury spending review, calling on the government to ensure the net effect on voluntary and community organisations is “at least neutral”.
Woolworths stores are being targeted by a new charity created to act as an intermediary between landlords with empty premises and charities seeking properties.
"How will graduates afford to give?" asks Niki May Young who believes the Liberal Democrats' proposal for a graduate tax is a step too far.
Since the car donation service Giveacar launched in January, it has processed more than 1,000 car donations for charities. Tanyella Allison describes how the scheme works, and how charities can benefit.
The proposed ‘graduate tax’ on university alumni could have a devastating impact on the growing philanthropic movement at universities, according to the sector’s leading body.
Bullying UK will continue “for the next couple of months” after finding a number of potential funders who could save the charity.
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