Analysis by Civil Society looked at whether the largest 100 charities go beyond minimum requirements to post the exact salaries of their highest earner on their websites or annual accounts.

Sector focus: Charities working with corporate bodies.

Read guidance on taking on corporate partnerships from haysmacintyre's Adam Halsey in the May issue of Charity Finance and online at - civilsociety.co.uk/finance/sector…

Many large charities have become “mirror images of the state” by providing “substandard” services on behalf of the government instead of calling them to account, Paul Streets told a Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) event yesterday civilsociety.co.uk/news/big-chari…

In the May issue of Charity Finance, PwC UK's Daniel Chan MBE examines the challenges for charity's to make a distinctive difference in an uncertain economic climate. Read more at civilsociety.co.uk/finance/econom…

Our May issue is out now! Featuring:
✏️ A feature on corporate partnerships
📷 Our latest annual Banking Survey
✏️ Our responsible investment supplement
And more... civilsociety.co.uk/finance/what-s…

For the May issue of Charity Finance, I talked to Elizabeth Dymond, director of finance at The Leverhulme Trust, about the charity’s history, enhancing diversity and funding crucial research civilsociety.co.uk/finance/elizab…

Don't miss next week's online training course - Addressing Financial Sustainability in a Cost-of-Living Crisis.

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'The Treasury should be addressing inequality in a sustainable way. We think that it's only by by changing the mission of the of the Treasury that we're going to achieve the scale of change that need needs to happen.'

Each April Charity Finance conducts a snapshot survey of readers on a topical issue. This year, we publish the findings of our HR survey, looking at the issues charities are having in this area – particularly in recruitment and retention. Read online: civilsociety.co.uk/finance/the-re…

RSPCA reveals major rebrand following sale of headquarters
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Pension deficits fall at the UK’s largest charities, finds new research Charity Finance
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Centuries-old charity unable to access bank account for three years
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In this fortnightly column, Civil Society looks at funding pots available to the UK charity sector...civilsociety.co.uk/news/who-s-fun…

Army charity reports serious incident as police investigate potentially missing funds
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Interview with Romilly Greenhill CEO of Bond: ‘I’m a great believer in civil society and the power to create change’
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In April's Charity Finance, haysmacintyre's Steve Harper shares his analysis of the Charity Commission's latest guidance on whether to accept or refuse donations.
Read more at - civilsociety.co.uk/finance/sector…

Our April issue is out now! Featuring:
📷 The results of our HR Survey
✏️ A special feature on pensions
✏️ Coverage of the spring budget
📷 A pre-election look at the state of the charity sector and its relationship with government
And more...
civilsociety.co.uk/finance/what-s…

For the April issue of Charity Finance, I talked to Simon Hubble, chief corporate services officer and deputy chief executive at Hft, about his move to the charity sector and the social care workforce crisis civilsociety.co.uk/finance/simon-…

Don't miss the latest economic outlook from PwC UK's Daniel Chan MBE in the April issue of Charity Finance, out now.

civilsociety.co.uk/finance/econom…

Crisis paid £2m in redundancy and termination costs last year, accounts show
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