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It’s question time in our latest CharitEpulse podcast. Our chatters discuss a mix of fundraising headlines, governance and more.

In this week’s episode our chatters dive into two major sector updates, the Revised Fundraising Code and the upcoming Charity Governance Code update, plus a few pressing issues.

In this week’s episode ‘Cultivating charity culture – balancing benefits and impact’ are joined by special guest Emily Collinson from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

In their latest CharitEpulse podcast, our chatters discuss austerity, arguments and anonymity. 

This week our chatters look at the evolving landscape of the charity sector, in their latest CharitEpulse podcast, Is the Regulator “glacial and toothless”?

Redundancies, resignations and wrangles – the charity sector battles on several fronts. Hear the latest from our CharitEpulse panellists. 

In their latest CharitEpulse podcast, our chatters discuss some hot-button issues: Resilience, recognition, and regrettable rows.

This week’s podcast looks at a few controversial matters that have recently hit headlines.

Our chatters are back with their first podcast of 2025, Shades of grey: the grey areas of Gift Aid abuse and mega ‘charity’ prize draws.

In their final CharitEpulse podcast of 2024, our chatters wrap up the year by tackling pressing issues such as HMRC Gift Aid fraud, challenges in the charity retail sector, place-based philanthropic strategies, and governance issues in charities.

Captain Tom’s legacy tarnished by his family, Gift Aid fraud, and banking woes; our CharitEpulse trio discuss some juicy news currently doing the rounds in the charity sector.

Our trio discuss some of the more challenging charity sector topics ahead of the holiday season.

The Budget already seems like a distant memory, but what does it mean for charities? Our latest CharitEpulse delves a little deeper.

Our latest episode of CharitEpulse: Model trustee behaviour. Posing the latest charity trends.

CharitEpulse latest: Too precious, too disjointed, too defensive and the new Covenant. 

From AI to the FCA our panellists have lots to discuss in their latest CharitEpulse podcast including the ups and downs of charities using Artificial Intelligence.

As we enter autumn and approach the October Budget, our panellists discuss what they hope are not too gloomy subjects, including governance, philanthropy, tax, and finance.

As we venture towards the end of summer, our regular panellists have a lot to discuss and have rounded up some of the key news. In particular they look at trust in the sector.

This week’s episode looks at the recent Charity Commission trustee disqualification orders followed by a more detailed discussion of what the new Labour government will mean for charities. The trio also look at the new charity minister’s contributions, challenges of being a small charity, and complexities of procurement.

Join the trio as they discuss the latest topical issues affecting the charity sector, including bonuses in the charity sector, mysterious donations and surprise HMRC demands.

In their latest podcast, our regular trio discuss how charities manage campaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultation.

In their latest podcast, our regular trio discuss how charities should manage internal disputes and ensure that their focus continues to be on delivering their charitable purposes.

In their latest podcast, our regular trio James Saunders, Charles Mesquita, and Catherine Rustomji question some of the latest stories that have recently hit the headlines and take a close look at social media.

In their latest webinar and podcast, our regular trio James Saunders, Charles Mesquita, and Catherine Rustomji delve into several thought-provoking topics in ‘Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?’

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