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About Third Sector
Third Sector is the UK’s leading publication for everyone who needs to know what’s going on in the voluntary and not-for-profit sector.
Many of our 80,000 readers are chief executives, trustees and senior managers in charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Others are parliamentarians, lawyers, finance professionals and private sector executives concerned with corporate responsibility.
Third Sector offers unrivalled coverage of the whole range of voluntary sector concerns through the printed magazine, the website, and a range of conferences and events.
The website
Each day ThirdSector.co.uk provides the latest news, and readers can sign up for free daily email updates. The site also offers subscribers a comprehensive resources section giving case studies and expert advice to help them do their jobs better. Other features include a detailed event listing giving details of the most important conferences, seminars and training sessions in the voluntary sector and a searchable archive of past Third Sector articles.
Contact the online editor: Gemma O'Reilly, 020 8267 4831 gemma.oreilly@haymarket.com
The magazine
The printed magazine is the UK’s only weekly magazine for decision-makers in charities, the voluntary and community sector, and social enterprises. It offers a complete overview of what’s going on and what people are thinking in today’s fast-moving not-for-profit world – the latest news, incisive comment and in-depth features.
Our nine news pages (including fundraising, finance and politics news, news analysis and newsmaker interviews) cover the latest breaking stories, while the opinion pages provide lively comment and debate. Our two features pages provide analysis of topical issues and practical help and advice. We have also recently added the At Work section – six pages of practical information about the topics that most matter to charities, including fundraising, finance and management, to help voluntary sector staff to do their jobs better.
Contact the newsdesk: 020 8267 4694, thirdsector@haymarket.com
Events and conferences
Third Sector also runs a range of conferences and events, including conference on working with the private sector and a three-day residential fundraising and marketing forum, which gives charity staff the opportunity to meet with peers, attend seminars and key note sessions by expert and practitioners and meet with selected suppliers.
We also run two annual awards schemes. Britain’s Most Admired Charities asks readers to vote for the charities, leaders and personalities they most respect. The Third Sector Excellence Awards recognise innovation and outstanding achievement in communications and marketing, fundraising, finance, management, governance and working with other sectors.
For details, contact Gary Budd, publishing manager, on 020 8267 4186 or gary.budd@haymarket.com
Additional Information
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- Head of Donor Planning (Prospect Research). Maternity cover Save the Children c.£43,000 - £45,000 + pension, Farringdon, London
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- International Assistant Director of Fundraising, Individual Giving The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) Competitive salary and benefits, London (with international travel)
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- Director of Fundraising & Communications The Fire Fighters Charity Circa £65,000 plus car allowance, Basingstoke, Hampshire
Most read
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- David Miliband and Acevo taskforce to unveil report on youth unemployment
- Trafford Council plans to run two libraries entirely with volunteers
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Events
Career Change Programme
- Date: Wed 25 Jan 2012 - Wed 22 Feb 2012
- Venue: Institute of Fundraising Offices, London, SW8 1UD
Social influences and charitable giving
- Date: Fri 24 Feb 2012 - Fri 24 Feb 2012
- Venue: Over?Seas House (Royal Over?Seas League) Park Place, St James's Street, London, SW1
'Growing, Not Going' Arts Fundraising Symposium
- Date: Wed 29 Feb 2012 - Wed 29 Feb 2012
- Venue: Sadler's Wells, London



