- Tech company celebrates raising $1m and plans to raise another million 19th March 2019Sage set the target for its philanthropic foundation just over a year ago, and 13,000 staff in 23 countries hit it through voluntary work and fundraising challenges
- Daniel Fluskey: Being named should not mean being shamed 19th March 2019It will feel uncomfortable at first, but so long as it's done fairly by the Fundraising Regulator, naming the subjects of its investigations should help to rebuild public trust
- Stalling donations masked by rising legacy income, Third Sector study finds 18th March 2019Total giving to the top 10 charities has grown by 2.4 per cent in three years, but this has mostly been supported by an increase in legacy income of 13.5 per cent
- Comic Relief must 'refresh its image', says MP David Lammy 18th March 2019The bi-yearly fundraiser suffered a multimillion-pound fall in donations on Friday
- Leesa Harwood: The mice will roar again in the voluntary sector 18th March 2019Small charities are changing the world from the bottom up and will have their time again
- Charity shops in Manchester 'could close' if charged commercial disposal rates 15th March 2019Plans by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority to restrict free tipping for charities have been criticised by the Charity Retail Association
- Government promises more small charity involvement in commissioning 11th March 2019Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden tells a Social Enterprise UK summit that the government wants services to pay far more attention to social impact when putting contracts out to tender
- Catch22 opens applications for social entrepreneurship programme 27th February 2019It is looking for five people to join the two-year programme, which has £448,000 of backing from the National Lottery Community Fund
- Third Sector Awards 2019 are now open for entries 26th February 2019Entrants can choose from 26 categories, including two new ones: Best Charity Film and Best Use of Impact Reporting
- Start-up charities: New, innovative and making a difference 31st January 2019PJ White looks at some of the most exciting charities and social enterprises founded in recent years
- Government at risk of breaking promise to diversify supply chain, says SEUK 20th December 2018The umbrella body says new figures show the number of social enterprises winning public sector contracts has fallen
- Number of responsible finance providers' loans up, but their value falls 13th December 2018A new report from Responsible Finance says the number of loans to social enterprises in 2018 increased to 475, but their total value fell to £138m
- River Island allies with a small marine charity 4th February 2019How Sea-Changers got a Christmas boost from this corporate partnership
- Why legacy campaigns are on the rise 21st January 2019There has been a notable surge in the number of charities seeking gifts in wills over the past year. Lisa Clavering asks what is behind their popularity
- Peter Cardy: How can we cope with a tinkering chair? 28th November 2018Sector veteran Peter Cardy offers answers to your workplace dilemmas
- From fire to fundraising success 27th November 2018Despite a blaze gutting its centre and cuts to its local authority funding, the youth disability charity Challengers still hit its £1.4m fundraising target last year
- 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
- Peter Cardy: The perils of moving into an open-plan office 1st February 2019Sector veteran Peter Cardy offers answers to your workplace dilemmas.
- Peter Cardy: How can we cope with a tinkering chair? 28th November 2018Sector veteran Peter Cardy offers answers to your workplace dilemmas
- When good trustee boards go bad 14th November 2018The signs of a failing board can be evident long before a crisis hits. Liam Kay looks at the common problems and the action charities can take
- 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