Debates

Covid-19 has challenged the charity and grant-making sectors to do better. We’re encouraging funders to rebalance power.

We mustn’t lose sight of the other crisis; our environment. Environmental and social charities and funders need to work together if we are to #BuildBackBetter.

Ask any fundraiser what the best gift would be and their answer will be multi-year unrestricted funding. So why don't all funders give unrestricted gifts?

At this event, the speakers discussed their experiences of recruiting and supporting a diverse mix of trustees.

Baroness Diana Barran, the Minister for Civil Society, introduced the government’s plan to work with charities as the country emerges from Covid-19.

The charity sector is good in a crisis but we now need to start thinking about how we want the future to look. Where are the opportunities for change?

The future will be determined by our appetite for real change and progress. Will we be cautious and shelter in our safe spaces? Or be bold, and take risks?

In this guest blog, UNICEF's Martha Mackenzie makes the case for core funding in the midst of disaster relief.

One of the most exciting things about State of the Sector 2020, is its potential to compare its findings with our original research.

Richard Darlington shares what has been having an impact in the world of social sector policy influencing, despite the current challenging context.

Tris Lumley shares his thinking on the roles of charities and technology and how they could help each other.