State of the Sector survey: who do you want to form the next government?
An outright Labour victory would be the sector's preferred outcome from the general election
More than 700 charity professionals responded to our biennial State of the Sector survey. Their opinions on money, politics and relationships are analysed in two features by Tristan Donovan
An outright Labour victory would be the sector's preferred outcome from the general election
Relationships with trustees fared badly
Charities report falling income, job losses and cuts to services
Charities have lost confidence in the Compact, the results suggest
More lottery or government funding is top of the list for small charities
In part two of our special series, Tristan Donovan examines Third Sector's findings on the internal challenges faced by charities
A sustainable funding base is the main difficulty, particularly for small charities
Quality of services, leadership and strength of values are regarded as vital
Fundraisers, trustees and strategic planners are in short supply
Income remains charities' principal worry
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