Matthew  Bowcock

Matthew Bowcock

Matthew Bowcock is chair of the national Community Foundation Network, a post he took up in November 2008.

A serial entrepreneur, Bowcock has founded technology companies in Australia, the US and the UK. In 2000, he established the Hazelhurst Trust, and later became a trustee of the Surrey Community Foundation.

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IoF hosts Dragon's Den offering up to £5,000 funding

The Institute of Fundraising is giving charities the chance to pitch for up to £5,000 of funding at a Dragon's Den-style event at its National Convention in July.

Matthew Bowcock, chair, Community Foundation Network

Community Foundation Network chair Matthew Bowcock has admitted that his estimate of £1bn for how much the tax relief cap will cost charities, is based on a “very simple, high-level analysis, because we don’t have the details we need”.



Matthew Bowcock, chair, Community Foundation Network

The Community Foundation Network has produced figures suggesting that the tax relief cap will cost charities £1bn while only producing additional tax receipts for the government of £200m.


David Gauke MP, Exchequer Secretary, HM Treasury

The government has said it will shortly issue a clarification note on the tax relief cap announced in the Budget and has also promised a full consultation on the policy.

If the objective is to ensure wealthy people pay some tax, then why not introduce a minimum tax contribution before reliefs apply, rather than capping the tax relief. Would that work?

» Government to publish clarification note on tax relief cap

Charitable-giving bank accounts could increase giving by £1bn

Introducing charitable-giving accounts into high street banks could increase giving by up to £1bn, the Philanthropy Review has suggested today.

Thomas Hughes-Hallett, chair of Philanthropy Review and chief executive of Marie Curie Cancer Care

The Philanthropy Review has issued a “call-to-action” to businesses, philanthropists and government to adopt proposals which it says will earn charities an additional £2bn by 2015.

Tax incentives not the only key to boosting giving, sector tells APPG

The British public has the capacity to give more, but there is no consensus as to whether and what tax incentives can encourage more philanthropy, it was evident at a meeting of sector representatives in Westminster yesterday.

Matthew Bowcock, chief executive, CFN

A fellowship of up to 1,000 local philanthropists will be encouraged and supported by a £750,000 grant from the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.

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