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Evelyn Partners
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We have clients across six continents who are serviced by dedicated teams with the experience and specialist qualifications to look after their bespoke needs. Be that fintech entrepreneurs or globally mobile sports professionals, family offices or lottery winners, landed estates or multi-...

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Trial and Error: Children and young people in trouble with the law, a guide for charities and funders (2010)
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NPC
This report, aimed at charities and funders, explores the issue of youth offending and highlights some of the innovative and promising ways that charities are helping young people to stay...
Not seen and not heard: Child abuse, a guide for donors & funders (2010)
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By:
Emilie Goodall and Tris Lumley
New Philanthropy Capital
This report highlights a number of charities working to help those affected by child abuse, including charities that work in three areas. First, those that teach children how to identify abuse; for example, Eighteen & Under works with children, from...
Starting Strong: Early childhood development in India, a guide for funders and charities (2009)
Book List
A companion report to Giving in India , the primary goal of this report is to help donors who care about Indian children to understand what the funding priorities are, and to identify organisations they might want to support. It...
The little blue book: NPC’s guide to analysing charities, for charities and funders (2010)
Book List
The guide contains examples of how charities and funders benefit from analysis, and explains new Philanthropy Capital’s charity analysis framework, which looks at how charities can assess their effectiveness in six areas: • activities; • results; • leadership; • people...
Billions of drops in millions of buckets: Why philanthropy doesn’t advance social progress (2009)
Book List
Despite record levels of charitable giving, volunteerism, and non-profit innovation, it has become increasingly more difficult over the last thirty years for poor and low-income Americans to become economically and socially self-sufficient. Philanthropy doesn't move the needle of social progress...

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