Failed bus maker company made large charitable donations
A major manufacturing firm in Northern Ireland which has gone into administration with the loss of...0
How wills can be challenged and how charities can manage legacy disputes
Figures released last week to mark the tenth “Remember a Charity” Week suggest that the number...
Charities Institute of Ireland calls for change in charity tax regulations
The Charities Institute of Ireland (Cii) is calling for the €250 limit for tax relief on...
No new 1p or 2p coins were produced last year
For the first time in decades the Royal Mint last year produced no new 1p or...
Charity raffle falls foul of ‘outdated’ charity law
A sports club in Northern Ireland has been forced to cancel a major fundraising raffle to...
Oxfam: doing well in reputation rehab
Over the last 18 months, Oxfam has faced a crisis of its own making. After decades...
New tax changes have ‘not helped promote philanthropy’ in Ireland
Tax changes that have been enacted by the Irish government since 2013 to increase charitable giving...
Fundraising from volunteers – the big debate
One subject that divides staff in charities is whether you can fundraise from volunteers, from board...
How to protect your legacy donations
Testamentary freedom is the right (subject to some exemptions) for a person to leave their estate...
Now is the time for philanthropists to come together to tackle the emergency of our time
Every day, we’re faced with news that humanity faces an existential threat like no other, that...
Invest more funding to tackle climate change, scientists urge funders
Eleven leading UK scientists have published an open letter to major philanthropists and grantmaking foundations, calling...
How to collaborate successfully with others
What do Google, The Beatles and aeroplanes all have in common? Larry Page and Sergey Brin...
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