The latest news from across the charity sector, alongside our own plain-English guides to the issues that matter most to trustees and finance teams.
With the findings of this year’s public and trustee research fresh off the press, we sat down with Neal from our Strategic Policy Team, to discuss the purpose behind our research programme, how it’s evolved and the most …
Small charities are the lifeblood of civil society: deeply embedded in their communities, trusted by those they serve, and often the first to respond when needs arise.
Volunteering can be incredibly rewarding, and there are many ways to give your time to a good cause. One of the most impactful ways to get involved is by becoming a charity trustee.
We sat down with one of our case managers, John, to talk about conflicts of interest – what they are, why they matter, and what charity trustees often get wrong.
April marks the start of a new financial year for many – and for charity trustees, that makes it the perfect moment to take stock.
We’ve updated our guidance on fundraising (CC20) and emergency appeals guidance (CC40) to help trustees clearly understand their responsibilities, especially at a time when charities may need to work harder for donations…
Practical explainers on the questions charities ask us most — written to stay useful, whenever you read them.
A plain-English guide to the biggest shake-up to charity financial reporting in over a decade — the new three-tier SORP framework and the rising audit, examination and receipts-and-payments thresholds, and what they mean for your charity.
Fund accounting trips up even experienced charity finance teams. We walk through the most common restricted-fund errors and how to keep your SOFA clean and your funders confident.
More than a bookkeeper, not yet a full finance director. We explore the signs that your organisation is ready for senior part-time financial leadership.
We'll arrange a free, no-obligation consultation to understand where your finances are and how we can help you get where you want to be.