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CharitEpulse: From Budget strains to prize draw politics
In this episode of CharitEpulse, the hosts discuss some of the most pressing issues shaping the charity sector today:
- Autumn Budget: Why charities may feel the pinch more than most following the recent Budget announcement.
- Home Secretary’s plan for migrant volunteering: Over 300 charities have signed a letter rejecting the plan, calling it “immoral and impractical”.
- Trustee diversity and development: Calls for better learning and development to recruit and retain trustees. Could a buddy system help?
- New SORP impact reporting: The latest accounting standards require impact reporting for charities with income over £15 million.
- Prize draw politics: A new voluntary code for prize draw operators. Should money given to charities be treated as donations or costs of business?
Listen time: 26 minutes
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Hosts
Charles Mesquita
Charities Director
Catherine Rustomji
Partner at Shakespeare Martineau
James Saunders
Partner at Moore Kingston SmithSubscribe to trustEnews
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