Magazines

Charity Finance

The authority on charity finance and law

Charity Finance magazine is the leading business magazine for charity sector professionals. Published ten times a year, Charity Finance the UK's bestselling, most influential and informed journal, addressing the key concerns that affect you and your charity on a day-to-day basis.

With the help of the voluntary sector's most renowned experts, we bring you this information in a clear, concise and comprehensive manner, helping you to manage your charity's resources more effectively.

Request further information

Fundraising

For smart fundraisers

Subscriptions start from £89.00

Fundraising is the UK's fundraising magazine. It contains in-depth articles tackling trends and issues that impact on fundraising and provides case study insights into fundraising best practice in order to raise standards within the profession.

In short, Fundraising enables you to unlock new revenue streams, yield better ROIs from your campaigns and boost donor income.

Request further information

Governance

Essential information for effective trustees

Subscriptions start from £95.00

Governance is the first publication aimed at charity trustees together with their chief executives and company secretaries.

It contains essential information critical to the success of any board and ensures trustees, chief executives and company secretaries are equipped to deal with the full range of responsibilities of governance.

Request further information

Civil Society IT

Dedicated to the effective use of IT in not-for-profit organisations

Subscriptions start from £39.00

Civil Society IT is about the effective use of IT in all kinds of not-for-profit organisations. Technology impacts on all areas of charity operations from fundraising to awareness-raising, service delivery to financial management, human resources to governance. We know from our own expertise in these areas, as publishers of Charity Finance, Fundraising, and Governance, how the effective use of technology can further an organisation's aims.

Request further information