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CharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Budget concerns, governance updates, and funding opportunitiesIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the hosts discuss some of the most pressing issues shaping the charity sector today:Autumn Budget: What the upcoming announcement could mean for charity finances. Leadership exodus?: A high percentage of senior charity executives are considering leaving their roles.Social Insights Panel: Charity leaders unite to advise government on public service reform.Regulatory action: A UK charity reprimanded by the Charity Commission for serious financial mismanagement involving multiple bank accounts. Governance trends: Is charity governance improving? Insights from the Directory of Social Change report.Dormant Asset Scheme: Potential to unlock an additional £240 million f...
2025-11-2025 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Trusteeship and the future of charity boardsIn this episode of CharitEpulse our chatters are joined by Joe Saxton, Chair of the Association of Chairs. Together, they unpick the findings of a major consultation involving over 600 charity leaders, exploring what really matters to today’s boards.
2025-11-1938 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Trusteeship and the future of charity BoardsIn this episode of CharitEpulse, Charles Mesquita and James Saunders are joined by special guest Joe Saxton, Chair of the Association of Chairs. Together, they unpick the findings of a major consultation involving over 600 charity leaders, exploring what really matters to today’s boards.During the episode, they discuss:Trustee governance and Board effectivenessLegal duties vs practical demands of trusteeshipDiversity, inclusion and recruitmentBoard culture and behaviourRethinking trustee supportSector-wide challenges and the missing roadmapThe role of the Association of ChairsJoe recently wrote an article for our latest Review for Charities titled "A great board is th...
2025-11-1438 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Fundraising in focus - In conversation with UHB Charity’s Director of FundraisingIn this special edition of CharitEpulse, the trio sit down for an in-depth conversation with Charlotte Schofield, Director of Fundraising at University Hospitals Birmingham Charity. Together, they discuss the evolving landscape of fundraising in the charity sector and delve into UHB Charity’s unique approach to engaging supporters and driving impact.During the episode, they discuss:Industry transformationPost Covid-19 landscape changesCorporate fundraising evolutionStaff retention challengesUHB Charity’s challengesPublic awareness and understandingTrust partnership benefitsGovernance and leadershipBoard engagement strategiesTrustee education and supportEthical fundraisingDonation acce...
2025-10-2446 min
Moore Kingston SmithMergers, money and motivationIn this episode of CharitEpulse, our chatters explore a series of pressing developments within the charity sector, each reflecting broader challenges in governance, operations, and public engagement.
2025-10-1426 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Mergers, money and motivationIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:A new style of charity merger?: Two leading food charities have announced a merger, underscoring the operational and reputational challenges involved, from staffing and fundraising pressures to the need for decision-making that prioritises the interests of the newly formed organisation.Are charities paying the living wage?: New analysis from the Living Wage Foundation reveals that low pay in the charity sector has increased from 10% to 12%, now exceeding public sector levels but still below the private sector and national average, raising concerns about workforce sustainability.Governance – what do trustees think?: Research by...
2025-10-0326 min
Moore Kingston SmithWhen good intentions go badIn this episode of CharitEpulse, following a few quiet weeks, our trio look at recent scandals and regulatory investigations that have shaken public trust in the sector.
2025-09-1525 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: When good intentions go badIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:The Aspinall Foundation inquiry: The son of the founder was suspended following allegations of misusing charitable funds for personal luxuries.Charity Commission class inquiry: Investigation into 105 charities that cashed cheques worth £22 million between December 2021 and March 2023. Raising concerns about financial oversight and the appropriate use of funds.Celebrity plumber's social enterprise (CIC): Was found by the fundraising regulator to have misled donors, breaching eight provisions of the fundraising code.Sight loss charity scandal: Trustees of a sight loss charity were disqualified after the organisation was used as a front for c...
2025-09-1225 min
Moore Kingston SmithNavigating the responsibilities and rewards of being a charity trusteeIn this special edition of CharitEpulse, our chatters have an in-depth conversation about what it’s like to be a charity trustee - drawing on their own personal experiences.
2025-09-1026 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Navigating the responsibilities and rewards of being a charity trusteeIn this special edition of CharitEpulse, the trio have an in-depth conversation about what it’s like to be a charity trustee. Drawing on their personal experiences, they discuss:The role and purpose of trusteesRisks and responsibilities involved in trusteeshipMotivations for becoming a trusteePersonal benefits from being a trusteePathways to becoming a trustee – being approached vs. applyingAdvice for new trusteesWhat makes a good trusteeFears and challenges trustees faceSubscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews) for more sector news and Quilter Cheviot insights: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-08-2826 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Power, trust and accountabilityIn their latest episode, our chatters tackle some tough topics and look more closely at fraud and whistleblowing.
2025-08-2226 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Power, trust and accountabilityIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Economic impact unveiled: Pro Bono Economics’ recent research reveals the UK charity sector may contribute up to £200 billion annually to the economy, far surpassing government estimates.Fraud at the Prison Reform Trust: The case sparks debate on second chances and the need for stronger financial safeguards.Sentebale dispute: The Charity Commission’s rapid intervention raises tough questions about governance, regulatory consistency, and the cost to beneficiaries.Staff complaints and whistleblowing: When internal disputes go public, what’s the regulator’s role, and how do reputational risks affect trust and funding?Subscri...
2025-08-2126 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Trust, turmoil, and transitions in the third sectorTime for a reset? Our chatters have plenty to discuss in this week’s podcast.
2025-08-0525 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Trust, turmoil, and transitions in the third sectorIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Government's new "Covenant": Designed to reset relations between government and the charity sector.Public trust remains strong: The 2025 research shows that public trust in charities remains high, with the sector ranking just below doctors and above the police and politicians. But is it time to question the value of publishing this data annually?Island Health Trust: The Charity Commission’s inquiry uncovered serious governance failures, including the misuse of £350,000. The former chair has been disqualified for seven years. While the case highlights the need for stronger oversight, concerns remain about the...
2025-08-0425 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Lotteries, rebrands, and financial fiascosNo lottery winners here, but plenty of insights from our chatters in this week’s CharitEpulse podcast.
2025-07-3020 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Lotteries, rebrands, and financial fiascosIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:The government’s decision to reject a proposed increase to the society lottery cap.Voluntary code for prize draws.The recent rebranding of the Henry Smith Charity to the Henry Smith Foundation.Disqualification of former health charity chair.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews) for more sector news and Quilter Cheviot insights: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-07-2820 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Funding, influence and recognitionIn their latest podcast our chatters delve into some of the latest news and a nod to our King.
2025-07-0425 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Funding, influence and recognitionIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Government Spending Review (SR), and its impact on the charity sector.UKGrantmaking report, exploring how trusts and foundations have surpassed government bodies as the largest source of grant income for the voluntary sector.Donor Advised Funds (DAFs), and their growing role in the sector.Civil Society Covenant, the balance between being political and not party political.King's birthday honours, and recognition for the sector.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews) for more sector news and Quilter Cheviot insights: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-06-2625 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Defences, donations, dilemmas and dynamicsIn their latest podcast ‘Defences, donations, dilemmas and dynamics’, our chatters discuss some challenging issues.
2025-06-1828 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Defences, donations, dilemmas and dynamicsIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:The Charity Commission issues official warnings to two charities.Surprising (or not?) openness to investment in armaments at recent Charity Finance Investment Forum.Cash management challenges, why are charities not maximising returns on reserves?The power dynamics involved in large charities’ relationships with local communities.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-06-1728 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Government grants, global giving and governanceIt’s question time in our latest CharitEpulse podcast. Our chatters discuss a mix of fundraising headlines, governance and more.
2025-06-0628 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Government grants, global giving and governanceIn this episode of CharitEpulse the trio discuss:Are governance reviews worth doing? Are Deputy Chairs needed?Charitable giving by UK's wealthiest increased by £500 million, but questions arise about the relevance of ultra-high net worth donations compared to average UK donors.UK legacy income grows to £4.5 billion as probate backlog clears, emphasising the importance of wills and charitable giving.Charity Commission investigates £22 million in cash transactions involving 10 charities raising questions about cash controls and regulatory oversight.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-06-0328 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Codes, cash and consensusIn this week’s episode our chatters dive into two major sector updates, the Revised Fundraising Code and the upcoming Charity Governance Code update, plus a few pressing issues.
2025-06-0225 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Codes, cash and consensusIn this episode of CharitEpulse the trio discuss:Revised fundraising code: Effective from 1 November 2025, this update reflects technological advancements and societal changes, marking a positive step forward.Charity governance code update expected: Anticipated changes may focus on digital governance, environmental responsibility, and stakeholder accountability.Trusteeship analysis: A recent report by Pro Bono Economics and the Charity Commission examines trustee demographics and board composition.Low wages in the charity sector: Addressing the challenges of paying a real living wage and the importance of fair compensation for attracting and retaining talent.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https...
2025-05-2825 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Cultivating charity culture – balancing benefits and impactIn this week’s episode ‘Cultivating charity culture – balancing benefits and impact’ are joined by special guest Emily Collinson from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
2025-05-1623 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Cultivating charity culture – balancing benefits and impactIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:How to create a healthy working culture with guest Emily Collinson from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.The challenges of staff benefits in charities, balancing the need to attract and retain talent with public perception and proper use of charitable funds.The importance of valuing staff and aligning organisational values with employee treatment.The impact of remote working on charity culture and the need for competitive compensation in the sector.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-05-1423 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Austerity, arguments and anonymityIn their latest CharitEpulse podcast, our chatters discuss austerity, arguments and anonymity.
2025-04-2329 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Austerity, arguments and anonymityIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Insights from Professor Peter Frumkin: Key observations on the UK charity sector, including challenges posed by austerity culture, low salaries, and the declining pool of willing trustees.The Sentebale charity case: Highlighting governance issues and the importance of clear roles and codes of practice for patrons and trustees.Ethical dilemmas in donations: Meta and Pinterest's ‘anonymous’ contributions to the Molly Rose Foundation; when and why ‘tainted’ donations should be refused.DCMS consultation: On increased financial thresholds, including audit requirements, and registration criteria for different charity structures.Subscribe to our monthly...
2025-04-1729 min
Moore Kingston SmithA “toothless” regulator? Charity mergers and AIThis week our chatters look at the evolving landscape of the charity sector, in their latest CharitEpulse podcast, Is the Regulator “glacial and toothless”?
2025-03-3126 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: A “toothless” regulator? Charity mergers and AIIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Charity Commission branded "toothless" by Lord Walney, sparking debate on the regulator's effectiveness and resource allocation.Fundraising regulator suspends charity for code breaches, highlighting the importance of compliance and reputation management.Charity mergers up 31% to a total of 63, driven by financial challenges, but still a small fraction of the 170,000 registered charities.AI in charities presents opportunities for efficiency gains, but raises concerns about data security and ethical implementation.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2025-03-2626 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Redundancies, resignations and wrangles – the charity sector battles on several frontsRedundancies, resignations and wrangles – the charity sector battles on several fronts. Hear the latest from our CharitEpulse panellists.
2025-03-1127 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: From redundancies to resignations - new pressures on the charity sectorIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Save the Children: Facing significant cuts, with plans to reduce 200 jobs out of their 751 staff, alongside other major charities experiencing similar redundancies and budget constraints.Grant makers: Experiencing overwhelming application volumes, prompting some, like RL Glasspool, to revise their distribution strategies and application processes.Toxic workplace culture: Cited as main reason for staff resignations, along with burnout and work-related stress.Naomi Campbell: Granted permission to appeal against her disqualification as a charity trustee.Gary Mond: Overturns Charity Commission trustee disqualification. Which raises the question: should social media use be grounds...
2025-03-1027 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Resilience, recognition, and regrettable rowsIn their latest CharitEpulse podcast, our chatters discuss some hot-button issues: Resilience, recognition, and regrettable rows.
2025-02-2524 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Resilience, recognition, and controversyCharitEpulse: Resilience, recognition, and controversyIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Positive Signs: Three quarters of charities have maintained or increased fundraising income over the past year, defying previous expectations.Treat Civil Society as equal to businesses: A ‘hot mic’ comment by the Health Secretary has sparked controversy.Barriers to trusteeship: The Association of Chairs has opened a consultation on trusteeship, focusing on paid trustees and professional qualifications, igniting a debate about diversity and inclusion.Rumbling on: The Captain Tom Foundation has changed its name to the ‘1189808 Foundation’, dropping “Captain Tom” at the family’s request, ami...
2025-02-1824 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Frustrations all round – clunky grant application processes and ‘dog-whistle’ reportingThis week’s podcast looks at a few controversial matters that have recently hit headlines.
2025-02-1017 min
CharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Charity challenges - from grants to governance, and ‘charity’ CEO pay controversyCharitEpulse: Charity challenges - from grants to governance, and ‘charity’ CEO pay controversyIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:The challenges faced by grant-making charities and the valuable lessons learned.The release of the Charity Investment Governance Principles – examining their purpose and necessity.A letter from the Charity Commission to the General Synod of the Church of England addressing safeguarding concerns.The controversy surrounding charity CEO salaries, with criticism of its biased reporting and lack of context, along with the Charity Commission’s inadequate response.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quil...
2025-02-0417 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: From Gift Aid gaffes to a royal ruckusCharitEpulse: From Gift Aid gaffes to a royal ruckusIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Gift Aid tribunal loss: A father and his three daughters, serving as trustees, lost a £420,000 gift aid tribunal due to improper circular transactions.Omaze – a force for good?: Concerns are raised surrounding Omaze’s regulation, transparency and risk to reputation.The King’s Foundation investigation: Formerly known as The Prince’s Foundation, an OSCR investigation reveals governance failures and misuse of donations.Charity Commission consultation: A discussion on the Charity Commission’s consultation regarding terrorist financing.Royal Society of Literature...
2025-01-1627 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharity scandals exposed - from pug rescue to Gift Aid fraudIn their final CharitEpulse podcast of 2024, our chatters wrap up the year by tackling pressing issues such as HMRC Gift Aid fraud, challenges in the charity retail sector, place-based philanthropic strategies, and governance issues in charities.
2024-12-2323 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Charity scandals exposed — from pug rescue to Gift Aid fraudCharitEpulse: Charity scandals exposed — from pug rescue to Gift Aid fraudIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:HMRC Gift Aid fraud: Clearer messaging is needed to protect the sector's reputation, even if such fraud is rare.Challenges in the charity retail sector: Decline in profits, increased NIC, and financial pressures leading to the closure of some charities.Place-based philanthropic strategy: Is the focus on community too narrow and restrictive? The trio critique Secretary of State for Culture Lisa Nandy's recent plans.Governance issues in charities: Recent cases of financial abuse in charities, particularly the Mu...
2024-12-1823 min
Moore Kingston SmithCaptain Tom’s legacy tarnished by his family, Gift Aid fraud, and banking woesCaptain Tom’s legacy tarnished by his family, Gift Aid fraud, and banking woes; our CharitEpulse trio discuss some juicy news currently doing the rounds in the charity sector.
2024-12-1719 min
Moore Kingston SmithFurther analysis of the budget – where do charities stand now?The Budget already seems like a distant memory, but what does it mean for charities? Our latest CharitEpulse delves a little deeper.
2024-12-1327 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Fraud, banking woes, and leadership changesCharitEpulse: Fraud, banking woes, and leadership changesIn this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Gift Aid fraud case: Two sisters have been jailed for embezzling nearly half a million pounds in Gift Aid over six years while allegedly volunteering for a charity.Banking woes for charities: A report by the Civil Society group reveals 92% of charities encountered banking problems in the past two years, ranging from difficulties in updating mandates to a lack of understanding from bank staff.Captain Tom Foundation inquiry: The Charity Commission’s two-year investigation has uncovered unauthorised trustee benefits and fraudulent mi...
2024-12-1119 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Post budget – what does this mean for charities?CharitEpulse: Post budget – what does this mean for charities? In this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio delve into the implications of the recent budget on the charity sector and more:National insurance increase: With a £1.4 billion rise in national insurance contributions for charities, does this signal a neglect of the sector in light of ‘The Covenant’? Charity tax reliefs: The HMRC’s plans to restrict tax reliefs: a necessary safeguard or an overreaction?Whistle-blowing protections: What does the latest tribunal ruling mean for trustees?Trustee ‘crisis’: The National Council for Voluntary Organisations has highlighted a shortage of charity tr...
2024-12-0327 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Should every charity have a social media policy?CharitEpulse: Should every charity have a social media policy?In this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:A convent rather than a compact: will the proposed initiatives reset the sectors relationship with Government?Government/sector relations: MP Lisa Nandy’s announcement to restore charities to ‘centre of national life.’Reflections of a CEO: the outgoing RSPCA CEO shares insights on the challenges of meeting everyone’s expectations.Charities and social media: should every charity have a social media policy? Holiday season challenges: charities are preparing for a tough Christmas season due to the rising cost of stamps.
2024-11-2922 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Precious, disjointed, or defensive?CharitEpulse latest: Too precious, too disjointed, too defensive and the new Covenant.
2024-11-0620 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Model trustee behaviour?Our latest episode of CharitEpulse: Model trustee behaviour. Posing the latest charity trends.
2024-11-0621 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Too precious, too disjointed, too defensiveToo precious, too disjointed, too defensiveJoin the CharitEpulse hosts as they tackle the hot topics shaking up the sector:700,000 charity trustees in the UK holding 1 million roles – revealed by the Charity Commission CEO!The Prime Minister’s bold new ‘covenant’ for charity partnerships.Growing concerns about reputational risks and brand damage.The financial challenges faced by grant-making charities.Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-10-3120 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Super model behaviour: Posing the latest charity trendsSuper model behaviour: Posing the latest charity trendsIn this edition of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:Charity Governance Code – update from consultation – nearly 500 responses but no plans to impose charging to use the Code going forwardNaomi Campbell’s charity ‘Fashion for Relief’ – three trustees disqualified – not model behaviour?Charity announces a 4-day week – will more charities follow suit?Government working with the sector – new covenant = old compact?Trusts & Foundations – pausing applications – redefining their role other than as an alternative to government funding?Decrease in charitable donations from the UK’s top 100 corporates – a cause for concern?Subscribe to our monthly...
2024-10-2821 min
Moore Kingston SmithFrom AI to FCAFrom AI to the FCA our panellists have lots to discuss in their latest CharitEpulse podcast including the ups and downs of charities using Artificial Intelligence.
2024-10-0821 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: From AI to the FCAFrom AI to the FCAIn this edition of CharitEpulse, the trio cover:Use of AI by charities – all good news?UK generosity– are donations falling?Principles of good decision-making – do you have 12 minutes to spare?Volunteering and the future of charity retailThe banking challenge – will FCA intervention make a difference?Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-10-0421 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: The October Budget is on the horizon…As we enter autumn and approach the October Budget, our panellists discuss what they hope are not too gloomy subjects, including governance, philanthropy, tax, and finance.
2024-10-0418 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Governance, philanthropy, tax and financeGovernance, philanthropy, tax and financeIn this edition of CharitEpulse our trio discuss:The first official warning given to a local authority following the Charity Commission Chief Executive’s open letterHMRC UK charity tax relief statistics, Gift Aid and G.A.Y.E. (give as you earn)Philanthropy & legacy giving – is more education needed to increase donations?De-banking of charities continues – or is it just AI?Challenging hospice finances leading to redundanciesWatch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-governance-philanthropy-tax-finance/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-09-2618 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Trust in the sector is up!As we venture towards the end of summer, our regular panellists have a lot to discuss and have rounded up some of the key news. In particular they look at trust in the sector.
2024-09-0419 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: A summer round-upA summer round-upIn this edition of CharitEpulse our trio discuss:The increase in trust and confidence of charitiesA public reprimand of local authorities acting as charity trusteesDominant behaviour – is it always a bad thing?A(nother) new charities ministerIs the Charity Governance Code too dry?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-a-summer-round-up/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-08-3019 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Trustee disqualification, the new Labour government and procurementThis week’s episode looks at the recent Charity Commission trustee disqualification orders followed by a more detailed discussion of what the new Labour government will mean for charities. The trio also look at the new charity minister’s contributions, challenges of being a small charity, and complexities of procurement.
2024-07-3116 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Bonuses in the charity sector, mysterious donations and surprise HMRC demandsJoin the trio as they discuss the latest topical issues affecting the charity sector, including bonuses in the charity sector, mysterious donations and surprise HMRC demands.
2024-07-2623 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Trustee disqualification, new Labour and procurementTrustee disqualification, new Labour and procurement A topical round up of the latest charity sector news from the recent Charity Commission trustee disqualification orders to a more detailed discussion of what the new Labour government will mean for charities – opportunities as well as potential issues. The trio also anticipate the new charity minister’s contributions, challenges of being a small charity, and complexities of procurement.Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-trustee-disqualification-new-labour-and-procurement/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-07-1916 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Mysterious donations, HMRC demands, bonuses in the charity sector and election feverMysterious donations, HMRC demands, bonuses in the charity sector and election feverJoin the trio as they discuss the latest topical issues affecting the charity sector, as well as updates on recent events, developments and issues to be aware of.Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-mysterious-donations-hmrc-demands-bonuses-in-the-charity-sector-and-election-fever/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-07-1823 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Campaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultationIn their latest podcast, our regular trio discuss how charities manage campaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultation.
2024-07-1014 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Agree to disagree?In their latest podcast, our regular trio discuss how charities should manage internal disputes and ensure that their focus continues to be on delivering their charitable purposes.
2024-07-1021 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Campaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultationCampaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultationFollowing the announcement of the date of the general election, the trio discuss:What do charities need to know re campaigning?How should charities engage with MPs?And, what are the proposed changes, if any, to the Charity Governance Code?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-campaigning-engaging-with-mps-and-charity-governance-code-consultation/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-07-0214 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Agree to disagree?Agree to disagree?How should charities manage internal disputes and ensure that their focus continues to be on delivering their charitable purposes? In this edition, the trio discuss:Charity Governance Code consultation - initial reactions focus on payment for use.Financial matters – international accounting standards and added value from charity auditors and other professionals.Charities' resources – do rebrands offer value for money?Are charities leaving their cash assets languishing?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-agree-to-disagree/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-07-0120 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Is time up for TikTok?In their latest podcast, our regular trio James Saunders, Charles Mesquita, and Catherine Rustomji question some of the latest stories that have recently hit the headlines and take a close look at social media.
2024-05-3016 minCharitEpulseCharitEpulse: Is time up for TikTok?Is time up for TikTok?In the latest episode of CharitEpulse the trio discuss:Is time up for TikTok? With censorship and data concerns, should charities be using it?Social media, playing politics and the Charity Commission – is the Commission being consistent?“Leaders on Trial” – is excessive scrutiny discouraging charity leaders from prominent roles?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-is-time-up-for-tik-tok/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-05-2116 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?In their latest webinar and podcast, our regular trio James Saunders, Charles Mesquita, and Catherine Rustomji delve into several thought-provoking topics in ‘Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?’
2024-04-2215 minCharitEpulseCharities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?In this episode the trio discuss:Greater recognition of the work of the sector and its place in societyChallenges in relation to funding cuts and future plansThe role of the Charity Commission – can a regulator also be a champion?Agreeing to disagree – must charities always be ‘civil’?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-charities-in-2024-and-beyond-what-to-expect/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-04-1715 min
Moore Kingston SmithCharitEpulse: When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?Say hello to CharitEpulse – helping you keep your finger on the pulse and stay informed of the latest news and developments in the charity sector. Our latest episode asks, “When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?”
2024-04-0318 minCharitEpulseWhen is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?In this episode, the trio discuss:The Charity Commission – a new CEO and 5-year strategyWhen is it ok for a charity to lend its CEO £200,000?Charity mergers – should we be surprised by the numbers?Charities £2.4bn subsidy of the state – more than half of the governments Levelling Up FundReputational risks – will change of charity name make a difference?Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-when-is-a-conflict-not-a-conflict/Subscribe to our monthly charity newsletter (trustEnews): https://www.quiltercheviot.com/subscribe/
2024-03-2618 min