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Tributes paid after 'one of the greatest figures in fundraising' dies aged 72

Simone Joyaux died three days after suffering a stroke

1	Fourteen charities have failed to look at preference service suppression requests, regulator says

2	Waiving a refund or a loan repayment can be considered a donation under Gift Aid rules, HMRC confirms

3	Retailer raises more than £40m for Cancer Research UK

4	Almost half of charity leaders have considered leaving the sector due to pandemic pressures, survey finds

5	Umbrella body Bond faces almost £1m cut in government funding

6	Halve the minimum limit for retail charity bonds, government urged

7	Structural racism creating an unequal system for the global south, report warns

8	British Psychological Society expels president-elect amid claims of 'persistent bullying'

9	Charities seek High Court clarification on responsible investment law

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Speakers announced for Third Sector Fundraising Conference The two-day event will run on 27 and 28 May

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From the Magazine

Charity pay study 2021: The biggest earners

The highest salaries paid by the largest UK charities have been growing steadily in recent years. Third Sector analyses the figures

Five ways Diabetes UK’s One Million Step Challenge doubled its income in 2020 The One Million Step Challenge is Diabetes UK’s biggest annual virtual fundraising event – and has helped the charity buck pandemic trends

Rethinking the 'rainy day' myths of charity reserves Trustees can’t spend them, funders won’t pay for them – why the reserves narrative needs a refresh

Debra Allcock Tyler: 'Leadership is a discipline' What has 20 years leading the Directory of Social Change taught Debra Allcock Tyler about management, culture and charity? There is certainly no shortage of anecdotes

Opinion

Ian MacQuillin: It’s time we decoupled donor-centricity from relationship fundraising

There's more to relationship fundraising than how you interact with with donors

Adeela Warley: What a camel library can teach us about putting people first Listening to and communicating with audiences will help charities stay relevant in a time of great demand

Martyn Drake: Teams that avoid conflict eschew all hope of excellence How do we ensure conflict has a positive impact, rather than a negative one?

Dan Corry: The closure of Breast Cancer Haven should concern us all With reserves running low and challenges ahead, the charity sector needs a new way forward

Podcast

Third Sector Podcast: Charity pay study 2021

This week's episode looks at Third Sector's biennial survey of the UK voluntary sector's top earners

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