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- The Guide to the Major Trusts Volumes 1 and 2
Tom Traynor, author of the new editions of The Guide to Major Trusts volumes 1 & 2, talks about researching the new editions. Pre-order the new editions of Major Trusts 1 & 2 for £75 each or £125 (making a saving of £25!) for both.
- 3 techniques to transform your personal effectiveness (or ‘ways to avoid the runaway train’)
Feeling peaky, burnt out, stressed? And its only January! Find out the secret of juggling multiple priorities and performing at a tip top level with FREE top performance tips from DSC author Mark Butcher.
- Social Entrepreneurs – rare and decorative or hardworking risk takers?
DSC author Craig Dearden-Phillips, author of Your Chance to Change the World asks whether social entrepreneurs are merely rare and decorative or hardworking risk takers.
- Legal Eyes: CC14 - No more mixed feelings about mixed motive investments
Full advice on Charities and Investment Matters - CC14.
- Government funded time travel
Why can’t the Government use a calendar and stick to deadlines just like the rest of us asks DSC's Director of Publishing, Policy and Research Ben Wittenberg.
- Christmas 2011 Quick Survey Analysis
The Health Lottery was voted the biggest of three scrooges in our Christmas poll, for only ‘giving’ 20p in the pound.
- 2012: The year of the all new old-fashioned society
With Big Society floundering up against the rocks of continuing economic insecurity and rising social unrest, Dr Catherine Walker ask whether conditions are ripe for rethinking our political and economic systems in order to promote a more ethical and moral approach to society and each other.
- December 2011 Quick Survey Analysis
Who gave the most to charity, J K Rowling or Sir Elton John? One-third of respondents guessed right.
- Chains of trust
Jay Kennedy, DSC’s Head of Policy and 100 mile cycling fundraiser for a small charity in Wales demonstrates that trust built on personal relationships is crucial to raising support for local philanthropy and giving.
- Is your funding bad for you?
How do you protect your charity's reputation when applying for much needed funding? Ben Wittenberg, DSC Director of Publishing, Policy and Research Ben Wittenberg explains DSC’s approach to assessing the appropriateness of any funding opportunity.