- Ian MacQuillin: Empowering beneficiaries will require a radical change of mindset 13th November 2018If we want beneficiaries to have a voice, fundraisers need to start thinking of themselves as accountable to the people their charity helps, not those who give them money
- Armistice Day: How charities marked the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War 12th November 2018At the Cenotaph and across the country, charities were heavily involved in paying tribute to the fallen
- Charity shop numbers down by more than 100 in first half of 2018 9th November 2018Yorkshire and Humber was the only GB region that saw more charity shops open than close
- War Child UK commemorates Armistice Day with peaceful gaming 8th November 2018There will be a symbolic laying down of arms on 11 November
- Comic Relief to fund £10m-a-year charities only in 'exceptional circumstances' 7th November 2018The grant-maker says it wants to ensure its funding makes a meaningful difference to the organisations that receive it
- Changes to probate fees 'could cost charities £10m a year' 6th November 2018The Institute of Legacy Management says it is 'deeply concerned' at government plans to amend the probate fee system
- Social Enterprise Scotland names its new chief executive 2nd November 2018Chris Martin, currently managing director of the Callander Youth Project Trust, will take up the role next year
- Reach Fund makes further £7.2m available for charities and social enterprises 18th October 2018Launched in 2016, the fund provides grants of up to £15,000 to organisations that need help taking on loans
- Ex-minister urges reform of taxation to help social enterprises 2nd October 2018Justine Greening, a former education secretary, tells a fringe event at the Tory conference that socially beneficial business is becoming mainstream, and the tax system needs to recognise that
- Social enterprises 'contribute £60bn to the economy each year' 19th September 2018The latest research from Social Enterprise UK, which includes about 5,000 large organisations for the first time, says this is £36bn more than once thought
- Big Society Capital records first profit 24th July 2018The social investment wholesaler reports an £800k surplus in its 2017 accounts
- Deadline approaching to enter this year's Third Sector Awards 5th June 2018Entries close this Thursday evening, so be quick
- Prostate Cancer UK aims to give rivalries the boot 27th September 2018Fans of four English Championship clubs have come together to support just one team
- Mid-level donors need to feel special 17th September 2018Convincing supporters to give bigger amounts can often be achieved without breaking the budget. Lisa Clavering reports
- Fundraiser of the week: Vanessa Chang of Cafod 23rd July 2018The individual giving manager at the Catholic international development charity talks to Third Sector about being a people person and the importance of recognising a good story
- Corporate partnerships: First Port staff get behind Emmaus partnership 17th July 2018The company wanted a charity related to its business, that was based in the UK and big enough to make a difference
- Fundraiser of the Week: Les Heyhoe of the Sailors' Society 12th June 2018The community fundraiser at the seafarers support charity talks to Third Sector about professionalisation, ring-pulls and a day to celebrate fundraisers
- Fundraiser of the Week: Jodie Marshall of Initiatives of Change 22nd May 2018The national coordinator at the Christian community cohesion charity talks about the fundraising levy, being arrogant and musical superpowers
- Paul Gathercole: Peer review can help strengthen your safeguarding policy 6th November 2018Clic Sargent and the Rainbow Trust Children's Charity have a mutually beneficial arrangement to scrutinise each other's safeguarding arrangements
- Peter Cardy: They kept us in the dark. Should I resign? 20th September 2018Sector veteran Peter Cardy offers answers to your workplace dilemmas
- 'The tribunal provides an important window into charities' 12th September 2018A decade after the launch of the charity tribunal, Judge Alison McKenna tells Stephen Cook why she believes it continues to prove its worth
- Six ways to tackle your gender pay gap 15th May 2018The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has a small gap, but research suggests that charities tend to pay men about 12 per cent more than women. So how do you bridge the gap?
- Peter Stanford: We risk putting trustees through too much anguish 15th May 2018These are testing times for trustees, but do we expect too much of them?
- Peter Cardy: Collaboration is hard and rarely works 20th March 2018Sector veteran Peter Cardy offers answers to your workplace dilemmas