DiCaprio-backed Scottish rewilding campaign smashes fundraising target in a week
It aims to make Scotland the world’s first Rewilding Nation
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It aims to make Scotland the world’s first Rewilding Nation
Read more“Payroll Giving provides an incredibly powerful platform for companies to support giving in the workplace and can be a lifeline
Read moreMembers of the public were invited to nominate organisations close to their hearts
Read moreNew mag looks at the halo effect, the four day week, sector funding and much, much more
Read moreHollywood star said: “with this campaign, Scotland could be a world leader in rewilding its landscapes”
Read moreCalls made for the relationship between voluntary groups and the Scottish Government to be reset
Read more“This study shows the long-term positive shift in legacy giving attitudes and behaviour”
Read moreAnd how the sector is fighting back, across the continent
Read moreInfluential organisation publishes manifesto ahead of elections
Read more19 jobs could go and operations have been scaled back
Read moreIt comes as Walk the Walk has donated £20,000 to the service
Read moreOrganisation is urging public to seek support
Read moreCommunity action in the Lanarkshire town is thriving
Read more385 groups will share in grants from The National Lottery Community Fund
Read moreCharities are responsible for fundraising carried out in their name
Read moreFunded by the Scottish Government, Social Investment Scotland has joined forces with NatureScot and The National Lottery Heritage Fund to
Read moreNew publication looks at inclusion, diversity, equality and environmentalism in the sector
Read moreNew way of modelling data
Read moreVolunteering could also support jobseekers back into work, says new report
Read more“A lot of children and families were let down by the Wonka event, but this will support our National Play
Read moreStonehaven RNLI turned down the funds from the Pride of the Rock Flute Band, who had offered £850 to the
Read moreThe Glasgow Disability Alliance has said questions remain over how it will provide core services beyond this month.
Read moreMany are forced into arrears when before they enjoyed comfortable lifestyles
Read moreScotland’s voluntary sector has slated the UK Government’s latest budget plans.
Read moreHelpline proves vital in this time of need
Read moreThe charity will shut its doors months after staff walked out over bullying allegations.
Read moreThe charity has run a competitive recruitment process with substantial external interest in the role.
Read moreOrganisations must ensure they have valid consent to contact recipients
Read moreInvestment fund will manage £62 million
Read moreSteve Lansdown CBE and his wife Maggie have committed the funding to support a £2million surgical care project.
Read moreBilly Coull – the man behind the infamous Willy Wonka event in Glasgow – is a charity CEO with questions
Read moreThey say they will continue to ramp up pressure on businesses supporting Israel
Read moreFour in ten charities that work with local councils say that doing so is critical to their operations.
Read moreMore than 45 organisations from across Scotland attended the members forum event at Glasgow’s City Halls.
Read moreA Scottish community council has said it only “found out by accident” that its local common good fund had lost
Read moreThe charity MCR Pathways will see funding for school-based coordinators withdrawn, the Herald reports.
Read moreThe IFN has been operating for almost 40 years, but now looks set to close its door immediately
Read moreEpilepsy Scotland has been forced to stop its only in-person Aberdeenshire based support group due to lack of funding.
Read moreScotland-based charity The HALO Trust are one of the two groups involved in the programme.
Read moreCharity legacy income rose by 8% to £3.9billion in the year to the end of June 2023.
Read moreCharities can’t cope with increased poverty as public services fail
Read moreClaims vulnerable disabled people have been abandoned by Scottish Government
Read moreThe latest wave of the Scottish Third Sector tracker shows an overwhelming number of groups facing challenges.
Read moreFarha Jamadar takes up the role as Fiona Gillespie steps down
Read more“Foundations of Scottish society are being eroded” by local taxation failures
Read moreThe confirmation came in response to a parliamentary question from Paul O’Kane MSP.
Read moreThe Community Led Local Development (CLLD) programme was open to Dumfries and Galloway-based charities
Read moreSeescape, Forth Valley Sensory Centre and VisionPK have joined forces to explain how donations are more needed than ever
Read moreThe committee’s convener, SNP MSP Kenneth Gibson, urged the government to go further on measures that would support the sector.
Read moreLocavore said it has saved 77 jobs and two stores despite the concerns.
Read moreThe calls come after the International Court of Justice issued a preliminary ruling on claims of genocide against Palestinians.
Read morePersonal debt is rising
Read moreFree access to online training
Read moreService is unique to the region
Read moreFirst mag of the year looks at the state of civil society world wide, women in the sector and charity
Read moreThe pair will be the first ever to take on the role.
Read moreScotland’s third sector plays a pivotal role in addressing societal challenges and fostering community well-being
Read moreRunning cost crisis is creating real concern for charities
Read moreFrom April SCSN will receive just half of the grant funding from the Scottish Government.
Read moreThe V and A Museum in Dundee will stage just one major exhibit each year.
Read moreEdinburgh Leisure said there had been “misleading” reporting in the media.
Read moreHuge sum is going wanting as charities see demand for services soar
Read moreTheir work will be broadcast nationally across other Scottish prisons.
Read moreNearly half of working age carers lose £12,000 of income per year because they provide care.
Read moreBy bringing together a community of generosity from large donors to small, Big Give says it aims to double the
Read moreCompanies said to have used a “back door” approach.
Read moreCash comes from Victim Surcharge Fund
Read moreFunding will help groups go beyond dealing with the symptoms of inequality and contribute to reducing it at its root
Read moreGenerations have different priorities driven by economic worries
Read moreAutism Understanding Scotland announced it will shut its doors at the end of January.
Read moreDedication of more than 100 Scots has been recognised
Read moreA third of organisations reported this as one of their top challenges
Read moreResearch also found a third of organisations are dipping into reserves
Read moreMembers took two days of industrial action earlier this month
Read moreCampaigners and charities from across the third sector have hit out at the “short-term budget sticking plasters” offered by the
Read moreFunding challenges have contributed to the closures, which will come into effect next year.
Read moreVoluntary groups will be told of funding arrangements “as soon as is practicably possible” going forward.
Read moreAn open letter was issued to the leaders of Scotland’s five main political parties issued on the eve of the
Read moreHelen Kidd heads the Third Sector team at legal firm Lindsays
Read moreThe project initially ran from 2012 – 2019, with openDemocracy now relaunching the project with a series of new audits.
Read moreFinal mag of the year looks at what we have lost in 2023
Read moreOne of the country’s oldest charities has closed
Read moreThe climate talks failed to reach an agreement on urgently phasing out fossil fuels.
Read more“This is a huge opportunity for policymakers to address inequalities.”
Read more22% of Scotland’s adult population volunteered in 2022.
Read moreDemand for advice on energy debt from the CAB network rose by 34 per cent.
Read moreAs part of the appeal, the newspaper will profile the charities’ vital work through articles and a film.
Read moreThree challenges available in four cities
Read moreThe chief executive of the International Network of Street Papers (INSP) has denied there is a crisis.
Read moreAround 500 workers and 200 shops will be affected by the action.
Read morePenalty includes paying cash to charities
Read moreFirst time in seven years an increase has been tabled
Read moreRecord amount raised
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Read moreA new STUC report outlines how the Scottish Government could raise up to £3.7billion more per year from progressive tax
Read moreProjects focus on drought and flooding
Read moreThe partnership has described as “deeply problematic”
Read moreThe Tudor Trust is currently closed for applications, having “set aside time to re-think how the trust operates in future”
Read moreThe minister was given a tour of the centre and had the opportunity to watch some of the music lessons.
Read moreThere were 501 charity fraud crime reports last year
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