2023: Features you might have missed

As part of our offering at Charity Times, we delve into subjects affecting the charity sector so you can keep up to date on latest developments and conversations. Below, we list some of the features we wrote in 2023 that you may have missed.
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Volunteers needed

The cost-of-living crisis is affecting every element of charity operations, and volunteering is no exception. Melissa Moody explores how charities are dealing with the latest shortage of willing volunteers by bringing community into the heart of their work.


Filling the gaps

Crisis after crisis, many charities have faced a surge in demand as they are under pressure to fill in vital gaps in public services. But where’s the funding to match?

Human at heart: how charities can make the most of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising efficiency in the charity sector, but the role of people will be crucial to its success, writes Melissa Moody


Should charities be political?

Politics is a touchy subject no matter what industry you work in, and the third sector is no exception. The industries intertwine on a number of different fronts; through campaigns, legislation and even fundraising. Furthermore, the work charities do is often directly influenced by policies, party politics and current political ideals.


Lonely at the top

A chief executive role can sound prestigious and it can be empowering to be the one making the big decisions – but it also has its pitfalls


Reserves: Cracking the nest egg

Charities are set for a difficult winter ahead. Could it finally be time to tap into vital reserves?



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