The challenge is deciding where we can make the greatest difference

Ten of the charity’s 64 job cuts will be compulsory redundancies

Age UK Shropshire Telford and Wrekin says its support service is facing ‘significant financial challenges’

The trust says its restructure required a ‘visual shift’ that would align its identity with its new strategy

Lucinda Rouse and Emily Harle are joined by Max Newton (he/him), director of fundraising, marketing and communications at Cerebra, and the digital communications and fundraising specialist Rebs Cur...

New reporting demands could result in HM Revenue & Customs ‘picking up on things’, warns RSM’s Andrie Kazamias

An inquiry into a £200m healthcare charity, CRUK chief urges charities to be ‘more courageous’ in growing their funding and long-awaited ‘soft opt-in’ guidance has been published

As businesses become more strategic and risk-averse, how can charities engage them in true and effective partnerships? Emily Harle investigates

The Card Factory Foundation is offering 25 grants of £10,000

The Charity Commission opened a statutory inquiry into the charity in 2024 after an independent investigation revealed ‘inexplicable’ transactions involving its founder and other senior figures

A ‘limited number of workers’ are losing their jobs, says Unite

Organisers estimate £150m could be raised for good causes through the 2027 event

A two-day London Marathon confirmed, the NCVO reveals its next chair and this year’s King’s Birthday Honours have been announced

Lucinda Rouse and Emily Harle are joined by the communications and community engagement specialist Jayne Cravens to discuss the opportunities for charities on the social media platform Reddit.Jayne...

Jayne Cravens says she ‘can’t believe more organisations in the UK aren’t leveraging Reddit’

The union Unite claims the charity has acted ‘disgracefully’ towards the its members; the charity rejects the allegation and says it has been working to support staff as the centre prepares to close

'Once-in-a-generation' race could raise more than £150m for good causes

Undignified, highly charged depictions of poverty turn more people away from giving than they pull towards us

Almost 1,200 people have been recognised in this year’s list

Charities in ‘protection mode’, using heart symbols can help increase donations and a charity changes its name after a longstanding dispute

Lucinda Rouse is joined by Andy Ricketts and Emily Harle to discuss their highlights from the final edition of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising’s Fundraising Convention, which took place in...

The Charity Commission is being urged to investigate UK charities with links to Israeli settlements

People should consider if a charity could be better placed to raise money for an emergency, the advice says

The findings come from research conducted with 3,000 people

Governance failures are rarely the result of hitting pause – sometimes the bravest thing a board can do is take time to make the right decision

The National Lottery Community Fund has stopped accepting applications from national or multi-region projects for its Reaching Communities funding stream

Being primed to think about love helps people to be more generous, experiments have shown

The Blue State report is based on research carried out with more than 6,000 people over three years

Lucinda Rouse and Dami Adewale  are joined by Sarah Derbyshire, chief executive of the orchestral music charity Orchestras Live, to discuss the organisation’s path to data maturity.Sarah exp...

The chief executive of the Brixton-based youth charity Poetic Unity talks to Emily Burt about the power of grassroots work, the pitfalls of funding and the challenges of running a black-led charity in...

More than 30,000 people have signed a petition saying Misan Harriman has been the subject of a smear campaign

Major giving and legacy teams need to move away from the idea of owning their donors, experts say

UK’s largest charity retailer to close 150 stores, the Charity Commission accused of appearing not fit for purpose and the new name for merged food redistribution charities is revealed

The charity says it is one of the largest private gifts it has received

Twenty-two people are expected to lose their jobs when the charity winds down at the end of the month

The membership body also says fundraisers need guidance to better engage with professional advisers and donor-advised funds

The organisation says it has conducted an extensive review of its retail network

As threats become increasingly sophisticated, charities need to skill up, understand the impact on service users and get creative about tech partnerships

The challenge of reaching and engaging audiences has never been tougher. If comms teams are to succeed we need to see a mindset shift from the top

The charity will retain its name and programmes but with greater operational capacity, it says

Michael Gibson admitted charges of arson, burglary and causing racially or religiously aggravated harassment

The findings come a survey of more than 60,000 people in 105 countries

The Charity Commission has issued new guidance on making grants

If we carry on swooping in like superheroes once things have already reached crisis point, we will keep absorbing ever-growing demand without reducing it

The Felix Project and FareShare announced their intention to merge last year

An England team of celebrities and former footballers defeated their World XI counterparts

Lucinda Rouse is joined by Third Sector colleagues Emily Harle, Dami Adewale and Andy Ricketts to talk about three significant sector stories from the past month.Emily describes recent cases of so-...

The chief executive of Stonewall tells Emily Harle about effective advocacy, dealing with heightened scrutiny and navigating an increasingly noisy world

Many might assume one-to-one fundraising is safe, but fundraisers are already being displaced from donor relationships

The subsidiary has been dormant since the children’s home it ran was closed while the subject of a Charity Commission inquiry