NSPCC News

Andrew Flanagan, chief executive of the children's charity, says children giving evidence in court might not get sufficient support

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Charity direct marketing agency Whitewater has gone into administration, despite its latest accounts showing no indication that the company was in trouble.

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Michael Brophy, a trustee of the CEBF, says that chief executives of major charities have ignored requests for help

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Domino’s Pizza has raised £175,000 from one million separate donations, for its main charity, Special Olympics Great Britain through the Pennies Foundation microdonation scheme.

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The Halifax and the Bank of Scotland charity credit card are to be withdrawn by the end of February after owner Lloyds Banking Group decided the cards are not a cost-effective way of donating to charity.

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If women in the voluntary sector are to achieve equality of pay and opportunity, the debate needs to move on from the “old-fashioned bra-burning era” and focus on skills, according to Acevo chair Lesley-Anne Alexander.

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The NSPCC has pledged to donate £1 per employee – so currently nearly £2,000 – each year to the Charity Employees Benevolent Fund.

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Large charities including NSPCC, RSPCA and the Red Cross have been talking about how to alter public perception that the Big Society is all about big charities guzzling up public sector contracts.

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Community Foundation Network CEO Stephen Hammersley, Prince’s Trust chief executive Martina Milburn and Rod Aldridge, chair of v, were among a string of voluntary sector figures to be recognised in this year’s New Year’s Honours List.

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Former Institute of Fundraising chair will leave the NSPCC this month

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