What's new in charity legislation and trends

SHINING THE SPOTLIGHT ON CHARITIES

We work to create a positive climate for charities to operate in and raise awareness of the impact that they make.

This blog features our take on what’s going on in the world of charities, ranging from the latest in legislation to what emerging trends and themes across society mean for the future of the sector. Keep up-to-date as we unpick the political, social and news environment and what it all means for charities.

13 March 2019

Spring Statement 2019: What does it mean for charities?

The Chancellor today delivered his light Spring Statement at a point in time when the political agenda is firmly fixed on Brexit.
14 February 2019

What we learnt from Parliament’s debate on supporting charities and volunteers
On 13 February 2019, there was a general debate in the House of Commons on ‘Connecting communities by supporting charities and volunteers’. So what did MP's say during this important debate? Here's our round-up.
30 October 2018

CAF 's review of the 2018 Autumn Budget

The Chancellor yesterday delivered his Autumn Budget, and we’ve pored over it to find out how it affects charities. Read our analysis and discover what today’s plans mean for the months and years ahead.
16 May 2018

As Jeremy Corbyn launches the Labour Party manifesto we ask "what's in it for charities?"
As Jeremy Corbyn launches the Labour Party manifesto, we review the surprisingly few mentions of charities or the voluntary sector.
16 April 2018

The Commonwealth and its potential impact on Global Giving

As the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) comes to London this week, we’re highlighting the potential impact that its population could have on good causes worldwide.
21 March 2018

What could international development look like post Brexit?
As the UK prepares to leave the EU, how can we remain a key actor in international development?
14 March 2018

Cash is king for donations to charity

As the Government announces a consultation on cash and the digital economy, our research shows that cash is still the most popular way to give