Author: Jen

If your charity runs regular activities in local halls, libraries, or community centres, you could be eligible to increase your Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme (GASDS) claim – potentially multiplying your claim limit based on where you work.
Cash flow is the lifeblood of every business. Without it, even profitable organisations can find themselves under pressure.
Many small business owners know the feeling – late evenings spent staring at spreadsheets, cross-checking bank statements, or trying to remember what that card payment in March was for.
Every ambitious business owner eventually hits the same wall: “I want to grow the business or just take a proper break, but I can’t let go of X, Y, or Z.”
When trustees prepare a Trustees’ Annual Report (TAR), some sections feel naturally engaging: achievements, impact, or plans.
Becoming a company director carries real responsibility – not just when things are going well.
From April next year, millions of pensioners across the UK are set to receive a welcome rise in their state pension – potentially worth more than £500 a year.
The charity sector has a reputation for being full of jargon, and nowhere is this clearer than when you start looking at the different words used to describe structures: incorporated, CIO, foundation, association, trust…
When it comes to growing a business, many people focus on increasing sales. But sales alone don’t pay the bills, profit does.
For many charities, collecting Gift Aid on every individual donation simply isn’t feasible, especially when donor details aren’t captured at events or collections.