In this first edition of Charity Finance for 2013 the focus is on how grantmaking trusts give money away wisely.

Richard Jenkins examines how charitable foundations decide how much they can afford to spend on their aims. Elsewhere, Astrid Bonfield and Andrew Cooper share the learning that the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund has left behind for other grantmakers.

 

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Also in February's edition:

• Gareth Jones finds out how charities have been maintaining IT standards in the face of tightening budgets in the 2013 Charity IT Survey.
• Louise Hall, head of charities at Investec Wealth & Investment, advises on investment prospects for charities in 2013.
• Fiona Condron, senior audit manager at BDO, shows how the Public Services Act 2012 can be used to drive social value.
• Michael O'Toole, the new Crown Representative at the Cabinet Office explains how he will help charities win more public sector contracts.

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