Fundraisers must be absolutely delighted with the figures about complaint levels contained in the Fundraising Standards Board’s Annual Review, which was published last week.
The Office of Fair Trading is to pay Morrisons £100,000 to settle a defamation case after wrongly reporting that it had issued the company with a warning regarding anti-competitive behaviour.
The Motor Neurone Disease Association has returned a donation of £100,000 from the Stone-Mallabar Charitable Foundation, according to Third Sector magazine.
This week's Third Sector magazine suggests that the public launch of the Fundraising Standards Board could be postponed to Spring 2007, the second time that it
Solicitors Russell Cooke have summarised new guidance on whether charities in England and Wales should register with the Office of Scottish Charities Regulator.
Email scammers continue to use and abuse genuine charities' names in an effort to con money out of the naive/greedy/foolish. The latest charity to receive this treatment is Christian Aid.
Karl Wilding, Head of Research at NCVO, and a colleague report that they are looking at the ways in which some of the new information and communication technologies are shaping issues of accountabilit
