Compact breach 'potentially incredibly damaging,' Tessa Jowell and Angela Smith are told
Pulling the Campaigning Research Fund undermines much of a decade's work, says NCVO chief
Latest jobs
- Policy and Campaigns Officer
- £26,849 pa + benefits
- Supporter Relationship Manager
- To £30k p.a.
- National Support Officer
- £30,000-£35,000
- Appeal Campaign Manager
- £45,000
- PR & Communications Manager
- £45,000
- Trustees
- Unremunerated
- Business Development Officer
- £31,754-33,661
- Senior Corporate Account Executive
- £30K - £32K
- Deputy Chief Executive
- £34,136 pay award pending
- Head of Delegate and Customer Services
- £40 - £45K + end of project bo
Famous names
"I promise to take part in events until we beat childhood leukaemia"
Sir Ian Botham supports Leukaemia Research
Breaking news
Charity Commission investigations are meeting new performance target
But previous target dropped with the agreement of the Treasury
London's Air Ambulance chief executive sacked by trustees
David Philpott dismissed after investigating allegations of malpractice
Treasury 'has stayed neutral' on Charity Commission accounting dispute with Department of Health
Commission chief Andrew Hind says Treasury refused to issue guidance on public bodies acting as sole corporate trustees
Commission to produce new guidance for sole trustees
Regulator plans to produce good practice case study
- Humanitarian Coalition Aid Foundation received funds from fraudulent US hedge fund
- Four Scottish schools' plans over public benefit are 'acceptable'
- Five charities defy Institute of Fundraising over direct mail standards
- BBC Children in Need total is slightly down on last year
- National media briefing: WaterAid, the Willows, domestic violence - and a 'Scrooge' record company
In Depth
Toby Ord, the Oxford academic who is capping his salary to give to charity
The philosophy researcher has pledged to give away a million in his lifetime. He talks to Kaye Wiggins
Eyewitness: Behind the scenes at BBC Children in Need
Reporter Kaye Wiggins discovered the Peter Andre effect when she helped out at Friday night's fundraising extravaganza
Simon Hebditch: U-turn on campaigning funds smacks of a pre-election panic
The sector needs a major campaign to persuade the Government to change its mind, says our columnist
Charity careers and recruitment
Want to get ahead? Plan your next move in the voluntary sector with our special series of articles, from making the most of recruitment agencies to interview tips and more
Latest Good Practice
Fundraising
- The LankellyChase Foundation, the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and h2oPE
- Why mission-connected investment is increasingly important to funders
Finance
- After Quantitative Easing
- Charities must examine the economic environment now the Government has spent the money it allocated to QE, says John Hildebrand of Rensburg Sheppards
Communications
- Mirella von Lindenfels: How does a small charity on a tight budget create a successful brand?
- It doesn't have to be big to be effective, writes the director of Communications Inc
Governance
- Peter Stanford: We should all follow the example of Lady Tumim
- The late Winifred Tumim used her connections to the advantage of the voluntary sector, says our columnist
Management
- A Question of Trust
- Sally Bibb and Jeremy Kourdi's new book on fostering trust is given the once over by Emma De Vita
Analysis: charity tribunal satisfies appellants who represented themselves
A case in the fledgling tribunal last week indicated that it is capable of providing low-cost access to justice for those seeking to challenge decisions by the Charity Commission. Paul Jump reports
