‘Yellow army’ to return for first in-person Daffodil Day since pandemic
Irish Cancer Society raised close to €7m during Daffodil Day 2021
New all-island initiative set up to assist communities address common challenges
Project jointly supported by Irish Government and Northern Ireland Executive
Charities could lose €500m due to Covid-19 pandemic
Cancelled fundraising events and economic downturn is affecting public contributions
Regulator calls for changes to law to compel reporting
Almost 66% of non-profit groups shrouded from scrutiny despite getting State support
Clare woman who established service for domestic abuse victims wins national award
Mary Fitzgerald has volunteered for more than 35 years for various causes
Health Board: Upcoming conferences, talks, campaigns and events
Disposing of medicines, avoiding osteoporosis and learning to slow down
Amnesty decision spurs move to set up electoral commission
Calls for definition of ‘political purposes’ to be clarified in law following court ruling
State urged to lessen ‘administrative burden’ on charities
Conference hears of ‘excessive duplication’ with ‘unnecessary form-filling’
Public urged not to disconnect from charities over scandals
National association of charitable organisations says aid groups depend on trust
Recession and scandals hitting staff morale at charities
Several representatives attend launch of awards competition for charities
Five charities win €10,000 each for community impact
Nurture and Traveller Counselling Service among this year’s Impact award winners
‘Sizeable cohort’ of charities not yet engaged with regulator
Some 72% of charities report increased demand despite economic recovery
Kildare man wins award for ongoing work with people suffering in asylums
Jim Kavanagh has spent two decades to alleviate suffering of children and adults in psychiatric institutions
Charities to provide financial reports from next year
Work on ‘comprehensive’ register will begin this year to increase transparency
Majority of charities report drop in donations following scandals
More than a third of charities say they have been forced to cut-back or suspend services
Charities will pay unless regulation is fast-tracked
Tragedy in CRC debacle is that so much good work depends on public trust in our charities
No evidence that HSE agreed CRC top ups, says Reilly
Taoiseach says agencies must ‘answer up’ in scheduled meetings with HSE
Tax status removed from 651 charities
Many charities have ceased activity or failed to fulfil terms of exemption, says Revenue
It’s get smart or die for charities
From gathering data in the field to fundraising at home, charities’ use of technology is enhancing their operations
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