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Eline Lofgren - housing associations can use their reserves for funding.
Nigel Shaw - social investment tax relief can attract money from high net worths.
Janet Snedden - stop hunting donors and start farming them.
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Contents - No. 107 Spring 2016
Page 1 - Schools crisis management when reputational challenges
Aaron Bass on schools responding to reputational crisis.
Page 2 - Housing associations utilising reserves for their objectives
Eline Lofgren on housing associations making their reserves work harder.
Page 3 - Appreciating and addressing the scale of charity fraud
Aziz Rahman on comprehending the scale of the risk of charity fraud.
Page 4 - Social investment as part of charity finance
Mark Salway on the conversation about social investment.
Page 5 - The potential of social investment tax relief
Nigel Shaw on the funding opportunities of social investment tax relief.
Page 6 - The new balance sheet impact of charity pensions
David Davison on pensions and charities' balance sheets.
Page 7 - The overwhelming requirement to engage with donors
Janet Snedden on engagement for improved fundraising results.
Page 8 - How to rebrand your charity
Paul Twivy on achieving a successful rebranding process.
Page 9 - Thinking differently about avoiding new conference call charges
Kieron James on alternative sources for making conference calls.
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