Category Archives: Members
Tell us, we’re listening! – what our members told us in Oxford
This blog explains the Members’ Assembly we held for volunteer-based organisations in Oxford. Learn more about the specific needs of our member organisations. Continue reading
Public Policy Round-Up: January 2019
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory developments relevant to charities that happened in January 2019. Continue reading
Funding round-up: December 2018
In this month's round-up of funding news we feature a new report into the UK's largest charities, plus all the latest from Funding Central Continue reading
#YouMadeItHappen – why it always pays off to thank your supporters
Last Monday something really exciting happened. Twitter was chock-full of charities and community groups thanking their supporters using the hashtag #YouMadeItHappen. Continue reading
Why focusing on existing volunteers is key to accelerating progress with diversity
Helen Timbrell is an independent consultant working with the voluntary sector on people and organisational development. Here she writes about the issue of EDI within charities. Continue reading
Time for Change
Volunteer manager, Norma Jean, has worked with volunteers and charities to create opportunities that upskill people and for organisations to gain real help. Continue reading
Autumn Budget 2018 – Between a rock and a (potentially) hard Brexit
The last time a Budget was held on a Monday was 1962, the same year that saw John Glenn launch from Cape Canaveral to become the first American to orbit the Earth. Continue reading
#YouMadeItHappen
Find out about #YouMadeItHappen, the campaign that gives charities a hook to talk about the difference their supporters have made, taking place on Monday 19 November 2018. Continue reading
What our members need and what they think of NCVO: Year four
What we learned this year from our annual members survey. Continue reading
Why small charities matter to us all
At the start of Small Charity Week 2018, NCVO's chief executive says we all have a duty to support small charities. Continue reading
