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President Obama has called on philanthropists, foundations, and others in the private sector to partner with the US government’s Social Innovation Fund.

“Now more than ever, we need to build cross-sector...

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Challenges to charitable legacies are on the rise, legal experts have told Philanthropy UK. Financial concerns due to the recession and social changes have prompted more families to dispute wills.

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Tracking the impact of the recession on giving...

As ever, there was good news and bad news from the world of surveys this fortnight. But the one clear message from all...

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Futurebuilders and the ChangeUp programme have come under heavy fire in a report from the cross-party Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which says they "failed to follow" fundamental good practice in...

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Online fundraising portal JustGiving says it has fixed problems that prevented many users from making donations through the website after it was re-launched in June. Technical issues...

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Two independent schools and one fee-paying care home have failed the first public benefit assessment from the Charity Commission for England & Wales.

Highfield Priory School, St Anselm’s School Trust, and...

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Will Aid, a scheme that encourages people to write wills and donate money to charities instead of paying a solicitor’s fee, has raised more than £950,000,...

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A new kind of travel operator is putting philanthropy on the map by combining rugged adventure experiences with the deeply gratifying opportunity to get hands-on helping some of the world’s...

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More than $5m (£3m) has been donated to charity in six months through an application for Facebook and MySpace that allows users to fundraise and give through their online social...

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Prominent Boston philanthropist Robert Lappin has donated $5m (£3m) to restore the retirement savings of around 60 employees of the family’s business dynasty, which were invested with convicted fraudster Bernard...

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