The Chair of the Charity Commission is reported in Civil Society as saying that trustee recruitment must be much more open https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/trustee-recruitment-must-be-much-more-open-commission-chair-says.html. When was the last time that you reviewed your trustee recruitment and induction processes?
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This is a question that Battersea, UK-based animal welfare charity, asked themselves recently, and you can see the article (from sofii’s IWITOT) at https://sofii.org/article/battersea-are-you-a-dog-person-or-a-cat-person. How you apply these insights to knowing your own donors better?
In an article in this month’s Fundraising Magazine (a benefit of CIoF membership), there is a suggestion that in some cases, charities are becoming cut out of the donor journey. Traditionally, people engaged with charities who then delivered benefits to those who needed them. However, the advent of crowdfunding, donor advised funds, and other streams […]
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The ICO has issued helpful new guidance on subject access requests generated by artificial intelligence. Our clients are seeing more of these and the guidance makes a number of points and helpful recommendations. You can view it at https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-resources/subject-access-requests/subject-access-requests-generated-by-artificial-intelligence/.
Microsoft has announced that they will not be extending Windows 10 ESL security support past October 2027. Whilst this is a long way off, it is a timely reminder to make plans for any Windows 10 computers that you are still using. Which? has a helpful article on the possibilities at https://www.which.co.uk/news/article/windows-10-is-losing-security-support-in-october-2027-aZV723o24RP9, although always check […]
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