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12 Feb 2015
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We asked four fundraisers to select their favourite campaigns from 2014. They could choose anything, whether from the charity, commercial or political sectors, fundraising or awareness-raising, from the UK or abroad.
In the lead-up to the Christmas break Civil Society News brought readers different festive feature, looking back over the major events of 2014 and celebrating some of the seasonal fundraising efforts from the sector. In case you missed any here they are.
Oxfam “should have done more” to avoid being seen as politically biased against the government, the Charity Commission has said in a report published today.
A Christmas summary of the outlandish and interesting information collected from the corners of the charity sector.
The Charity Commission has sided with the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals on a decision that would allow it to change its objects to offer paid-for services.
The Charity Commission investigated almost 2,000 charities in the year to March 2014 and used statutory inquiry powers four times as often as the previous year, according to a report released today.
The Wellcome Trust has posted a 15.4 per cent return on its investment portfolio, earning £2.5bn for the year to 30 September 2014.
Tax relief on giving is expected to rise by 11 per cent in the year to March 2015, suggesting a large increase in donations over the course of the year, according to provisional figures published today by HM Revenue & Customs.

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