FRSB complaints fewer than expected, says expert
12 May 2008
The Fundraising Standards Board's first annual review has shown that people are less likely to be upset by fundraising than previously imagined, according to an expert.
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Finance conference addresses accountability
9 May 2008
Charities should appoint someone at board level to handle transparency, the annual Charity Finance Directors' Group conference heard.
National Trust to invest millions in digital output
12 May 2008
The National Trust is creating 21 jobs with the launch of a new digital media department.
London Development Agency surveys social enterprises
12 May 2008
Social enterprises in London are being asked to take a survey to help the public sector learn what support they would like.
New chairman for GuideStar International
12 May 2008
Luc Tayart de Borms, managing director of the King Baudouin Foundation, has been elected chairman of GuideStar International.
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Interview: Dame Stephanie Shirley, philanthropist
The business of giving: philanthropist Dame Stephanie Shirley says charities should target major donors carefully and professionally.
Top stories of the week
- Government funding guidelines 'could cut funding'
- Target businesses not millionaires, says Rich List author
In depth
Third Sector TV: Suzi Leather on governance and regulation
In the first instalment of Third Sector TV, Charity Commission chair Dame Suzi Leather talks to Third Sector editor Stephen Cook about public benefit, the status of religious charities and and the challenges faced by the regulator.
Women & Giving: We don't just sign the cheques
Women often take the decisions about giving away their husbands' or their fathers' money, but they also earn and give away fortunes of their own. Helen Barrett reports.
News analysis: The Compact at the crossroads
As the Compact enters a new era, the sector is still divided on the issue of its legal status.
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