Analysis: The 'natural fit' that led to charity merger

By David Ainsworth, Third Sector, 23 April 2008

At first glance, Rainer and Crime Concern appear to have quite different objectives. The aim of one is to help disadvantaged young people; of the other to reduce crime in deprived communities.

But trustees of the two organisations found they had a great deal in common, and this week the two organisations announced they would merge. "It seemed a natural fit," said Joyce Moseley, who has been chief executive of Rainer for eight years and will head the new charity. "The more...

New users register here FREE for full access

Sign up free to the all-new ThirdSector.co.uk and get:

  • Daily breaking news The latest fundraising initiatives, campaigns, financial news, people moves and much more
  • News by email Sign up to daily and weekly bulletins relevant to the fields that interest you
  • Resource library A wealth of advice and tips to help you do your job better
  • Archive A full, searchable archive of every article since 2002
  • Analysis and comment Read what the experts and your peers think about current issues, and join the discussion

Your details

Choose your preferred email form:

Data protection

Bulletins

Log in

Password reminder