Big Issue strikes deal for its magazines to be sold in Co-op stores
Vendors have been unable to sell them on the streets since 20 March because of the coronavirus pandemic
Charities can furlough staff until end of June, Chancellor says
Charities' employees eligible for the scheme will have 80 per cent of their wages covered for an additional month
Bring forward legacy gifts and make Gift Aid automatic, says CAF
In a briefing paper, CAF has outlined a number of methods it says should be introduced to inject money into the sector at a catastrophic financial time
NCS Trust and The Challenge agree £2.8m settlement out of court
The dispute between the two organisations centred on unfilled places on the 2019 programme of the National Citizen Service
Ninety-nine-year-old war veteran raises millions for NHS Charities Together
Captain Tom Moore originally hoped to raise £1,000 by doing 100 lengths of his back garden before his 100th birthday on 30 April, but the public response has been enormous
Labour appoints new shadow charities minister
The MP for York Central is a former charities lead for the trade union Unite
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Kathryn Smith to leave Alzheimer's Society early for new role
The charity's chief operating officer has been with the organisation for seven years, and has agreed to leave early to easy pressure on costs
Covid-19 could cost international development charities almost £1.3bn, Bond says
The representative body says that donors must show flexibility so charities can tackle the pandemic worldwide and avoid cuts to staff and programmes
Stand Up To Cancer live show postponed because of Covid-19, Cancer Research UK says
The biennial live television show on Channel 4 will not go ahead this autumn, with no date yet decided for when a rescheduled show will take place
Barclays launches £100m coronavirus fund for charities
The fund includes £50m for charities tackling Covid-19 and a further £50m of match-funded donations to charities chosen by the bank's employees
Sue Ryder appeals for funds as it faces closure of hospices
The charity has lost £12m in fundraised income as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and has called for emergency funding from the government to prevent its collapse
Christian Aid to continue restructure despite Covid-19
The charity has confirmed an additional 79 people are at risk of redundancy, after 89 were announced in December
National Trust to furlough more than 11,000 staff
This amounts to about 80 per cent of its 14,000-strong workforce
Humankind completes £60m merger with EDP
The health and social care charity has collaborated with the drug and alcohol charity for a number of years
Our reserves will only last until August, says St John Ambulance chief
Martin Houghton-Brown tells select committee that if the health crisis goes beyond that time the charity will have to start borrowing money to continue its work
Government treating sector's financial crisis as an 'academic exercise', says NCVO chief
Talking to MPs in a virtual meeting of the DCMS Select Committee, Karl Wilding says he has yet to be told any details of the rescue package promised by the government last week