Charity Awards 2018 winners announced
The winners of the 19th annual Charity Awards, organised by Civil Society Media, were announced last night at a black-tie event at the Tower of London.
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Who Cares? Scotland wins overall award at The Charity Awards 2018
Who Cares? Scotland has been awarded the Overall Award for Excellence at this year’s Charity Awards, for its work advocating for a better deal for people in care and care leavers.
Kevin Curley honoured at Charity Awards 2018
Kevin Curley, former chief executive of Navca and chair of Community Action Derby, has won the Daniel Phelan award for outstanding achievement at the Charity Awards.
Kevin Curley: 'Voluntary action shaped my whole career'
Kevin Curley talks to David Ainsworth about a career spent strengthening local community action
Charity Awards 2018: 'If charities aren't focused on their user, then what exactly are they doing?'
What makes a charity an award-winner? What makes the great stand out from the good? Last month four members of the Charity Awards judging panel got together to discuss their approach with David Ainsworth.
Charity Awards 2018 opens for applications
The Charity Awards, the UK’s longest-running awards for the charity sector, will open for applications again today.
Sky's the limit: Digital technology driving income to new highs
Matt Cassini explains how Orbis's new integrated fundraising strategy is hitting new highs by embracing digital tech.
Going full board: How Back-Up Trust found its new trustees
Becky Hill explains how spinal cord injury charity the Back-Up Trust went about recruiting new members to its board of trustees.
How a blanket approach to a charity's governance review led to ten changes
A governance review at St Peter’s Hospice resulted in ten significant changes, explains Simon Caraffi.
Charities against fraud: Organisations taking the lead
Some charities are ahead of the curve when it comes to tackling fraudsters. Tania Mason reports.