The Institute of Fundraising has again asked the Chancellor to cancel his proposed tax relief cap because of its impact on charities' income from major gifts.
The Government's Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) is inviting comments from the public and professionals about regulation concerning volunteer events.
Four unwanted calls by UNICEF UK to a supporter who had been registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) have resulted in a complaint to the Fundraising Standards Board which has been uphel
The Irish Government has said that the National Lottery will maintain the same levels of charitable giving when the licence is sold to a private operator.
The Fundraising Standards Board (FRSB) has not upheld a complaint about Smile Train UK's direct mail campaign which seemed to threaten that more appeals would follow if the recipient did not make a do
The Chancellor's Budget announcements today have been described as "disappointing" and "not a charitable Budget" by sector organisations and representatives.
The Institute of Fundraising yesterday held an invitation-only meeting of philanthropists and senior fundraisers to discuss how to boost charitable giving in the UK.
The volume and location of face-to-face fundraising in Glasgow city centre and suburbs is to be controlled following an agreement between Glasgow City Council and the Public Fundraising Regulatory Ass
The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland is preparing to assume its powers to make cy-près schemes in accordance with the Charities Act (Northern Ireland) 2008.
