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Charities & Not-for-Profits
A New Chapter. A Different Kind of Charity.
A new website is usually an occasion to talk about a new look. For us, the more interesting story is what sits behind it.
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Your Charity Is Growing. Is Your Financial Management Growing With It?
More funding, more staff and more projects are good news — until the systems that worked for a tiny charity start to creak.
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How Much Money Should a Charity Keep in Reserve?
Three months? Six months? There is no magic figure. A useful reserves policy starts with the risks your charity actually faces.
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Charity Accounting Is Changing: What Do Trustees Need to Know for 2026/27?
The new Charities SORP affects accounting periods starting in 2026. Here is what to ask your accountant before the year-end rush.
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Could You Be Personally Liable If Something Goes Wrong at Your Charity?
Trustees are volunteers in many charities, but that does not mean every financial or legal risk disappears. The important questions are what you are responsible for and how you manage it.
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You’re a Charity Trustee. What Are You Actually Responsible For?
Trusteeship can be rewarding, but a place on the board is more than a name on the letterhead. Here is what the role means in practice.
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Better Technology. More Time for People.
For a charity, technology should make the work easier to do and the people who need support easier to reach. The useful place to start is with the work that matters every day.
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