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Why should digital be at the top of your charity's fundraising agenda?
Find out at Digital Edge, an inspiring Third Sector conference on Thursday 16 April with top-level speakers including Matt Jerwood of Oxfam, Martin Carter of Comic Relief and Sam Butler of Anthony Nolan. Read this article for a preview of what they're going to say and full details of how to register
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Is responsible investment the way to create change?
Investors are using their role as shareholders to influence corporate behaviour, writes Sam Burne James
Stephen Pidgeon: Our task goes hand in hand with campaigning
The results are hugely positive when fundraising and campaigning march together, writes our columnist
Gill Taylor: Changes in employment law expected this year
Notwithstanding a possible change of government in May, charity managers would do well to familiarise themselves with some recent and impending developments, writes the sector HR consultant
Social enterprise update: Peter Holbrook on the review of the social value act
Plus: Francis Maude heads to Scotland and Ed Miliband affirms his commitment to cooperative values
'Interesting' times at the Charity Finance Group
An ambitious change programme at the Charity Finance Group brought appointment and accounting difficulties, but its leaders remain optimistic. Stephen Cook reports
The payroll giving record of the biggest UK charities
Take-up of the scheme among large charities has been good - but the rate of participation is relatively low, writes Susannah Birkwood
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- Thu 16 Apr 2015
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- Tue 14 Apr 2015
- ILEC Conference Centre, London
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- Wed 15 Apr 2015
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Cage 'expected withdrawal of funding' because of Charity Commission chair's association with the Henry Jackson Society
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Debra Allcock Tyler: The Charity Commission seems to be going beyond its brief
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Three directors quit Kids Company over 'funding uncertainty'