Charity Investment Conference 2012
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Charities Act gets vote of approval from charity law experts
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Tanya Steele
Tanya joined Save the Children where she is now director of supporter relations in 2004. In February 2012T she joined NCVO’s Charity Law Review Advisory Group, and will be chairing the sub-committee on the regulation of fundraising and how to maintain public trust and confidence.
Prior to this Tanya was in the technology sector and held a variety of business roles at BT, Siemens and Avaya.
As Save the Children’s director of supporter relations and fundraising, Tanya is responsible for increasing both the charity’s income and the levels of support provided to children.
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The Charities Act 2006 has, overall, proved to be a good piece of legislation that is fit for purpose, the NCVO Charity Law Review Advisory Group has concluded.
There are more new names, more women and a hell of a lot of social media stars. Why, then, does this year’s Fundraising 50 Most Influential feel so familiar? Celina Ribeiro reports.
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Save the Children on its ambitious No Child Born to Die campaign
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Amid talk of double-dip recessions, the charity this year launched No Child Born to Die, a campaign to tackle preventable child deaths and, in doing so, has aimed to raise an additional £150m by 2015. Celina Ribeiro talked to director of fundraising Tanya Steele about how – and why – the charity is going about it.
Fundraisers and charities need to stand together to promote and reform payroll giving, delegates at a payroll giving conference were told yesterday.
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Institute drops Astarita as keynote speaker at payroll giving conference 8
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The Institute of Fundraising has dumped its own chair, Mark Astarita, as keynote speaker at its Payroll Giving conference at the Home Office next week after he publicly derided the existing delivery of the fundraising technique in a media interview.
Three months after launching its most ambitious campaign ever to reduce global infant mortality, Save the Children has begun the fundraising stage of the campaign, aiming to raise an additional £150m by 2015 for the cause.
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