Category Archives: Research
Exploring trends in charities’ incomes
A look at some recent research into how charities' income trajectories have changed in the last decade – by John Mohan and Yeosun Yoon from the Third Sector Research Centre Continue reading
Gender pay gap in large charities: findings from the latest data
Since 2018, UK employers with more than 250 employees are required to report data on the gender pay gap in their organisations. Here are the key findings from charities. Continue reading
How salaries are changing in the voluntary sector
With the recent launch of the 2019 Charity Sector Salary Report published by CharityJob and Harris Hill, we thought this would be a good time to examine how salaries are adapting across the sector. Continue reading
Exploring the links between family and volunteering
We're launching a new research project on families and volunteering. Find out what we're doing and how you can take part. Continue reading
Charity policy round-up: June 2019
A summary of the key policy and regulatory developments for charities in June 2019 Continue reading
ESV research – reflections from the Corporate Volunteering Network
The Corporate Volunteering Network provide their perspective on our research into employer-supported volunteering (ESV) Continue reading
Almanac 2019 – the policy behind the data
What the treasure trove of data in the Civil Society Almanac tells us about emerging trends in the sector. Continue reading
UK Civil Society Almanac 2019: The latest data on the voluntary sector and volunteering
The latest edition of our comprehensive overview of voluntary sector facts and figures launched today with an updated website. Continue reading
Looking at the future of employer-supported volunteering
Some of the highlights from our new report into employer-supported volunteering (ESV) published today. Continue reading
Rebalancing the Relationship: participate in the call for evidence
A call for evidence to better understand competition and collaboration between large and small voluntary organisations bidding to deliver public services. Continue reading
