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Mind charity worker who reported colleagues for mocking disabilities was unfairly dismissed, employment tribunal rules

Monmouthshire branch of the mental health charity created a 'hostile and degrading environment' for the whistleblower

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1	Disaster relief charity has 'full confidence' in chief executive after abusive behaviour inquiry

2	Some former staff of collapsed fundraising firm paid less than 1 per cent of what they were owed

3	Charity Commission appoints deputy chief constable to chief operating officer role

4	Peers to examine role played by charities in providing public services

5	Charity shops fear 'double whammy' of high donations and reduced staff, umbrella body warns

6	Lottery fund received record number of applications for Covid-19 emergency money

7	Grant-makers believe they have too much power over those they fund, report finds

8	National Trust to begin reopening gardens and parklands

Awards

Winners of the 2020 Business Charity Awards revealed

The awards, run by Third Sector, celebrate the work done by UK companies to support voluntary organisations

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Planning for the next normal in the non-profit sector

Many charities are seeing their income fall and demand for services rise. So what steps can they take next?

On 18 June, we will be joined by a panel of charity CEOs discussing their approach to planning for changing times and for the road to recovery.

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Longer Reads

What the origin of the Terrence Higgins Trust can teach charities about responding to Covid-19

The charity was at the forefront of helping the gay community deal with the HIV/Aids crisis in the 1980s

Pandemic postponement of London Marathon causes fundraising anxiety for charities In 2019 the marathon raised £66.4m for good causes, but as uncertainty persists about whether the mass-participation event will go ahead this year, charities prepare to be ‘hit hard’

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Opinion

Zoe Amar: What happens to the charity office now?

With some businesses announcing staff will now be able to work at home 'forever', could charities look to retire their office spaces?

Martyn Drake: Take a step back and... recharge For many of us, the emotional scaffolding of normal times and office life have disappeared during the pandemic, and understanding how this affects different people is key to a successful recovery

Mike Adamson: The future of the charity sector relies on better collaboration and partnership Strengthening local relationships is crucial to effectively supporting the most vulnerable over the lifetime of this emergency

Penny Wilson: We don’t talk enough about power in the voluntary sector Many charities exist because people face systemic disadvantage, but they don’t do enough to address this within their organisations

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