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…place in the communities they support, whether that’s an office or a community centre or a village hall. Around 90,000 charity premises are eligible for the relief in England. Charities…

…with the Charity Commission and the Information Commissioner’s Office to ensure that any further concerns about how the charity has operated or has used data are also addressed. From July…

…how fundraisers may approach people Street fundraising is the ‘shop front’ for many charities so it’s important they send the right impression – they will want to know if you…

…do? Some need professional expertise, such as in finance, fundraising or IT, but you don’t need to be a specialist to be valuable. Fresh perspective, commitment and some common sense…

In reality, there are only as many charities as people are willing to set up and support. The fact that there are around 160,000 of them in the UK shows…

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…charity’s trustees – the board of volunteers who oversee the charity. Charities need experienced staff in order to be effective. The greatest difference between charity salaries and salaries in other…

Starting a charity can be rewarding but it is a big job Starting a charity can be highly rewarding and can help you make a real difference. . But it’s…

While they are relatively rare, sometimes people run scams where they pretend to be collecting for a fake charity. You should avoid giving to such collectors. Real charity collectors will…

…It’s up to the Charity Commission to decide whether an organisation passes the public benefit test. It does this on the basis of its guidance, and by looking at case…