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Cambridge House starts own outsourcing function
10 Feb 2012 | Finance | Tania Mason
Cambridge House, the poverty and social action charity that wound up with some of the data of former Charity Business clients, has reportedly launched its own charity outsourcing function.
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Cambridge House starts own outsourcing function
Mark Freeman, the former chief executive of collapsed outsourcing agency Charity Business, has launched a new consultancy called Mark Freeman and Associates.
The European Commission has set out its proposal to reform data protection laws that would mean organisations, including charities, would have to notify the data protection authority of a data breach within 24 hours of discovering it.
The government has announced a 15-year funding deal worth £1bn for the Canal & River Trust, the new charity that evolved out of former quango British Waterways, which is set to launch in June.
One of the largest adoption support charities in the UK has subsumed a West Midlands adoption charity in order to save its services in the area.
The Retail Trust Ball 2012 raised over £1m last night, after a flurry of pledges from the retail sector’s big hitters helped the charity meet its fundraising target for the fourth year running.
Disability action charity Scope has revealed a user-led rebrand based on inspirational images submitted by its beneficiaries.
New research for Charity Finance has found that almost one-third of the public have never heard of the term social enterprise.
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Metropolitan Police Wildlife Crime Unit rescued by charity 1
Tags: Funding | Public service delivery
The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) has saved the Metropolitan Police Wildlife Crime Unit in a groundbreaking £100,000 funding agreement.
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