Best of the blogs
Your round-up of charity-related debate this week
Joe Saxton, founder of nfpSynergy, asks whether the royal family uses its unique position effectively when it comes to charity patronage.
Of all the measures in the Charities Act 2011, introducing charitable incorporated organisations was the most daring – but there are downsides, warns Alison Maclennan, partner and head of charities at Stevens & Bolton LLP.
Toby Blume challenges the findings of the Institute of Economic Affairs’ latest report on how the government ‘lobbies itself’.
You can learn so much about fundraising from donating, says Lianne Howard-Dace, community fundraiser at Depaul UK.
