Companies House has just published a blog on this topic and, if it affects you, you can read it at https://companieshouse.blog.gov.uk/2026/06/18/how-the-register-of-overseas-entities-helps-to-tackle-economic-crime/.
Legacy direct mail case study
SOFII have an updated case study on how Freedom from Torture have been including a legacy conversation in more of their donor communications. Could you learn from this to help your legacy conversations? The link https://sofii.org/case-study/freedom-from-torture-legacy-direct-mail-appeal shows the case study.
New guidance on setting up a fundraising appeal
The Fundraising Regulator and the Charity Commission have jointly produced some guidance for people who are thinking about fundraising for charity, including in response to an emergency. They say that the guidance explains what people should consider before setting up an appeal, including choosing a charity to fundraise for, being clear with donors about how […]
What should you tell donors when it comes to using AI?
This question is being asked more and more, and Blackbaud have a helpful blog to suggest how you can approach this and maintain donor trust. It’s very much worth a read at https://www.blackbaud.co.uk/industry-insights/resources/ai-and-donor-engagement-what-to-tell-donors-and-how-to-protect-trust.
New free cyber action toolkit
We have previously recommended the NCSC’s Small Charity Guide as a way of benchmarking your cybersecurity plans. The National Cyber Security Centre has launched a replacement, being the Cyber Action Toolkit. It offers a layered (Foundation, Improver and Enhanced) approach and a customised toolkit based on three simple questions. We commend it, and suggest that […]