Accounting and Financial Management for Charities

Norton, Michael

Blume, Hilary

Directory of Social Change

Socially Responsible Investment - A Guide for Those Concerned with the Ethical and Social Implications of Their Investments

Ward, Sue

Covenants

Michael Norton

Twelve Charity Contracts

Politics & Social Sciences

Davies, Anne

Edwards, Ken

Politics & Government

Environmental grants: A guide to grants for the environment from government, companies and charitable trusts

Business & Money

Stephen Woollett

Economics

<p>A book that will challenge, delight and encourage in equal measure, this uncompromising book bemoans the madness of poor donor stewardship that besets the charitable sector and sets to put it right. A no nonsense book and refreshing look at achieving the real worth of charitable donors. Mining the depths of his extensive knowledge from 30 years of fundraising campaigns and giving countless examples of good and bad, Pidgeon, author and world renowned public speaker, describes the highs and lows of minor donor fundraising and decries the crass attitude of many non-fundraising colleagues to these essential donors. Fundraisers' attitudes to their donors will be changed forever.</p>

How To Love Your Donors (To Death)

Do you help individuals and families in need of emergency financial help? This comprehensive, up-to-date and easy-to-navigate guide will simplify the often difficult task of finding the most appropriate support for your clients. It contains details of over 1,500 trusts, with over GBP268 million on offer, and outlines at-a-glance the eligibility criteria, amounts available and how to apply. You'll benefit from extensive advice on how to select funds and make successful applications, as well as a directory of useful organisations. Who should buy this book? This is the ultimate guidebook for charities working on the front-line, supporting those living in poverty and extreme circumstances. It is particularly useful for key workers, social workers, advisors and housing officers, as well as charity helpline operators. Charity fundraising teams will also find it a vital guide to the funds available.

The Guide to Individuals in Need 2016-17

Jennifer Reynolds

Rachel Cain

If you work with school students, undergraduates, graduates and people in training to advise them on money available to help with their study or research needs, this guide is your one-stop-source for up-to-date information. The Guide to Educational Grants contains over 1,000 sources of non-statutory financial help for people in education, offering a total of around GBP50 million each year to the people you work with. The guide is separated into entries for each fund, and indexed to help you find the funds most relevant to those you work with. You can move to information you need quickly and easily. Plus, this guide contains application advice from the grant-makers themselves. Who should buy this book? Anyone working with students and helping them to find funds including: educational social workers, student welfare/finance officers, teachers and advice agencies including careers advisers, as well as the individuals themselves and their families. The book does not include sources of funds solely for postgraduate study.

The Guide to Educational Grants 2016/17

Zagnojute, Gabriele

Charity Trustees Handbook 3rd Edition

Mike Eastwood

<p>The role of board secretary in the voluntary sector is often one which is additional to other responsibilities - you may have inherited it as part of your current responsibilities or subsequently had it tacked on to your main role. Either way it can be an area which is vitally important but can be a minefield for the uninitiated and where expert guidance is essential. This handbook tells you what a board secretary is and why you need one. It explains the roles, duties and responsibilities depending on your type of organisation and how an effective board and robust governance depends on having a top board secretary. * It tell you everything you need to know about: * how your organisation is set up and structured * how to constitute board meetings * how to make resolutions and decisions * how to record such decisions all in accordance with the law and best practice Thorough on the law but practical on the application and with an invaluable series of checklists, with this book your job suddenly got that much easier. Who is this book for? A must-read for anyone in a position of responsibility as a board secretary. Valuable reading for trustees, CEOs - in fact anyone who is on or who reports to the board.</p>

The Board Secretary's Handbook (Key Guides)

Kirsty Semple

Social Sciences

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