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Nominations for the Beacon Awards for Philanthropy are now open
10 September 2012

The Beacon Awards celebrate the work of individuals who have set standards of best practice in philanthropy. With principal sponsor J.P.Morgan and additional sponsorship provided by City Bridge Trust and Pears Foundation, the Beacon Awards 2013 will recognise outstanding examples of effective giving which demonstrate how philanthropy can bring about positive change, have a significant impact and inspire others to give. Read more ...
Inspiring a culture of philanthropy
07 August 2012

The Philanthropy Fellowship website goes live. The Philanthropy Fellowship comprises emerging and established philanthropists with the means to give time, money and expertise to meet local needs in a way that has a positive and lasting impact on their communities.
Supporting social action
31 July 2012
CFN is working in partnership with Localgiving.com and sixteen community foundations across England until March 2013 to deliver a strand of the Social Action Fund programme. The Fund recognises community foundations' track record in supporting the role of grassroots local voluntary and community groups in creating thriving communities. This programme will deliver a range of social action activities including the mobilisation of volunteers and contribute to the long-term sustainability of local charities and voluntary through their setting of a web presence on Localgiving.com
‘Tax before charity’ debate will return, Bowcock warns
10 July 2012
The prospect of a curb on tax relief for major donations is consigned to history for now, but the sector should not assume it has disappeared forever, says Matthew Bowcock, Chair of CFN
Our warm congratulations
03 July 2012
To Barbara Gubbins, chief executive of County Durham Community Foundation, who has been awarded a Marks and Spencer Sieff award by Business in the Community. The Sieff Award is given to individuals based in the community who have best collaborated with business to benefit society.
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