Outgoing CRC chief will not attend Oireachtas hearing on top-ups scandal
Brian Conlan tendered his resignation today and has said that he thinks his replacement should come from outside the CRC.
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Brian Conlan tendered his resignation today and has said that he thinks his replacement should come from outside the CRC.
Worried about how your charitable donation is being spent? Don’t cancel your contribution, ask where it’s going – and expect a straight answer, writes CEO of Fundraising Ireland Anne Hanniffy.
It was agreed that lottery funds would fund the difference between approved pay scales and contractually agreed contracts, and the HSE knew this, said the CRC.
Aid agencies say transportation of second hand goods can sometimes mean essential supplies don’t make it to where they’re needed.
Jonathan Irwin said charity staff having their salaries topped up with money from donations is “damaging”.
The aid agency is overseeing a programme to renovate 2,000 damaged fishing boats in areas where fishing communities were devastated by the storm.
It’s very rare that a social justice ‘win’ can be claimed by any one group – but when civil society organisations come together to fight for a cause, the results are inspiring, writes Anna Visser on National Giving Week.
SpunOut.ie says the musical acts can acknowledge the effect alcohol can have by donating their performance fee.
It follows the revelation this week that over thirty people have been arrested in Northern Ireland as part of a major child abuse investigation.
Barnardos chief executive Fergus Finlay says that policy makers seem to ‘regard children as being the cause for the mess we’re in’.
Several charity organisations claims that Event Elephant owes them money as interim examiner is appointed.
New Charities Regulatory Authority will be funded by charities by way of “modest annual registration fee”.
The moves are outlined in a Bill published this afternoon which amends the Property Tax scheme before it begins in July.
Entrepreneur has turned a creative eye on all kinds of refuse that would previously have gone straight to landfill.
Azza Hilal Ahmad Suleiman’s story is one of 12 the human rights group wants to highlight – and get help with – before 2012 is out.
The Giving Scheme was launched across Ireland and Northern Ireland yesterday.
The past three years have seen a surge in demand for the service of charities – but also a significant drop in income – according to a new report.
The non-profit sector generates €6billion a year but goes virtually unregulated, writes Michael Moriarty. Isn’t it time this changed?
A Labour senate group will table a motion this week calling for the implementation of the 2009 Charities Act.
The elderly outreach charity says sustained cuts to statutory funding are making it a struggle to balance its books.
The database collected information and funding, salaries and spending in non-profits and charities.
The survey found that the future outlook for many non-profits is questionable…and boards may have to decide to cease operations altogether.
A report published by an umbrella body of Irish charities says legal changes are needed to allow charities to flourish.