Blog: Invisible women in fundraising 0

Fundraising | Suzie Who | 8 Feb 2010

In her debut blog, Suzie Who says that that there should be more women in top fundraising positions - especially when men seem to have been doing not the best of jobs of it lately...

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A Conservative government would focus on increasing giving rates, rather than gift aid reform, to boost voluntary income to charities, the shadow charities minister said yesterday.

St Luke’s Hospice in Basildon has seen an 80 per cent saving in its phone bill by working with Support Telecom, a partner programme set up by a local entrepreneur to reduce charities’ phone bills.

The Charity Commission has agreed to look more closely at the prospect of charities running prisons following a meeting with NAVCA and the Howard League for Penal Reform yesterday.

We’ve had new philanthropists, philanthropcapitalists, Felicity donors and now, strike the drumroll, the sector has a cute new catchphrase to describe another new kind of donor.

A £400 cheque when banked will cost in charges say £1, if paid by credit card it will be about £8... The BANKS want this to increase their income not to help the small business.

» Hold fire before you fight to keep cheques

The Charity Commission may be facing strike action after the Public and Commercial Services Union called a ballot on changes to the civil service compensation scheme.

The Charity Commission board has agreed to add the issue of environmental responsibility to its guidance documents the Hallmarks of an Effective Charity and, when next updated, the Essential Trustee.

Academy schools will not now become exempt charities after the government took heed of lobbying from the Charity Commission.

The sector's fears about the impact of the abolition of cheques has reached parliament, with the government expressing “concern” over the plans.

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