A thank you to all trustees
A thank you to all trustees
As we begin Trustees’ Week 2024, David Holdsworth thanks the hundreds of thousands of trustees in England and Wales who take on this role for the good of others.
Public Trust 3: How do charities tell the public what they want to know?
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Jane Hobson, Head of Guidance and Practice, Posted on:
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In my last blog I looked at how the public could choose charities to donate to or volunteer for.
Public Trust 2: How do you choose which charity to support?
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Jane Hobson, Head of Guidance and Practice, Posted on:
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Public Trust, Register
...to find that it makes a difference and does what the charity said it would do. So how can you judge? You can use our Register. You use a charity...
Ramadan – making a real difference
...to £30,000, as well as smaller – but no less valued - gifts and widespread, creative, community efforts to fundraise. On one Sunday alone, one charity had 300 volunteers delivering...
Charity Commission’s annual report for 2015-16 shows strong progress
Three years ago, the Commission was set a challenge to become a more efficient, effective, risk based regulator. I’m pleased to say that our annual report, published today,
A new logo to reflect the changing face of the Commission…
Tomorrow, we will be publishing the Commission’s Annual Report and Accounts 2015/16. It will mark the first use of our new logo and brand. As some of you will know,...
Public Trust 1: How can we rebuild public trust in charities?
There’s no way to sugar-coat this: the public trust in charities has fallen. Today we’ve published the latest research in our series tracking public trust and confidence in charities since...
A joint effort: The making of our new fundraising guidance
Last week we published our revised fundraising guidance for trustees. Along with it, we set out the results of the consultation we ran earlier this year.
How trustees can restore donor trust: new fundraising guidance
...need to oversee their charity’s vital fundraising and meet the challenges the public have set. No less will suffice. Events of the last year have demonstrated that good governance is...
How will the new Charities Act affect your charity?
...to be consulting about how we use our power to disqualify individuals from being trustees and holding senior management functions. We will seek views on an updated version of last...
Why the Charity Commission is going digital
78% of adults in the UK now use the internet every day, and over half - 56% - use the internet for banking. The internet has changed the way we interact and is a core part of everyday life for …