By Jay Kennedy, DSC Director of Policy and Research —
Brexit isn’t the only B word we need to talk about
I was recently invited to a panel discussion about Brexit and what it means for the charity sector. After accepting...
By Daniel Ferrell-Schweppenstedde, Policy and Public Affairs Manager, DSC —
Halloween Budget 2018 - social sector ‘ghosted’ by ‘Fiscal Phil’?
There were bold claims of ‘the end of austerity’ before Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Budget announcement. While there were some giveaways,...
By Dave Carter (Head of Counter Fraud, Charity Fraud Solutions) — Data protection, Fundraising, Law —
Fundraising Fraud in the Charity Sector
Fraud is an ever-present threat to charities, and its impact is felt hardest when it happens in the fundraising area.
By Debra Allcock Tyler, DSC Chief Executive —
Why private schools must remain charities
In my perfect world there would be no private schools - but it's not perfect, so they have to remain...
By Daniel Ferrell-Schweppenstedde, Policy & Public Affairs Manager, DSC — Policy, Policy, campaigns & research —
News release - Autumn Budget reaction from DSC
Our Policy and Public Affairs Manager, Daniel Ferrell-Schweppenstedde, unpicks what the budget means for charities
By Daniel Ferrell-Schweppenstedde, Policy and Public Affairs Manager, DSC —
The end of austerity? Six things to look for in the budget
At the last conservative party conference Theresa May promised us the ‘the end of austerity’. The Budget on 30 October...
By Stephen Service, Policy Manager, Fundraising Regulator —
Fear and loathing in lost data: How can we avoid a second GDPR panic in the fundraising sector over ePrivacy?
Stephen Service provides an insightful article on GDPR ahead of his upcoming session at Fundraising Now.
By Directory of Social Change —
Seven common ‘funding headaches’ for charities – and what you can do about it
As a charity ourselves, we understand the problems you face and for some there are solutions. This insightful article address...
