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Leading charities commit to put donors in control of fundraising

Leading charities commit to put donors in control of fundraising
Media Centre | Funding

Minister for Civil Society move to DCMS

Minister for Civil Society move to DCMS
Media Centre | Strategy | Cross Sector Working | Charity Law

Peter Kellner set to be new chair of NCVO

Peter Kellner set to be new chair of NCVO
Media Centre | Governance

Brexit implications – briefing from NCVO

Brexit implications – briefing from NCVO
Media Centre | Economic Environment | Europe | Independence | Strategy

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Posted on September 30, 2016

by Nick Davies

Public services news round-up: September 2016
Posted on September 30, 2016

by Lev Pedro

Commissioners and NCVO members work towards making the world a better place
Posted on September 29, 2016

by Megan Griffith Gray

What our members need and what they think of NCVO: Year two
Posted on September 27, 2016

by Karl Wilding

Charities and the Labour Party conference

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Upcoming events

18 Apr

NCVO Annual Conference 2016: creating the future for voluntary action

The world is changing. So are charities. Join us to see how, and why, leaders are transforming...

05 Oct

Turning ideas into income: Starting a new trading venture

This course covers the key issues in setting up or growing trading activity within your...

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