Members

Are you an NCVO member and a CEO, senior manager or trustee?

Our quick Charity Forecast Survey helps us gauge our members’ confidence levels and understand where charity leaders think the sector is headed.

The results will be published in a free member report which will give you valuable insight into what your colleagues and peers are planning.

Take the survey now. The survey closes 5pm Friday 21 December 2012.

Are you an NCVO member and a CEO, senior manager or trustee? Answer our 5 minute snapshot survey to help us gauge our members’ confidence levels.

Charity Forecast is a quarterly survey which tells us what charity leaders plan to do over the coming months, and where they think the sector is headed.

By way of thanks for your input, we will send you a £5 voucher which you can redeem against an NCVO publication of your choice.

Are you an NCVO member and a CEO, senior manager or trustee? Then answer our quick survey to help us gauge our members’ confidence levels.

Charity Forecast is a quarterly survey which tells us what charity leaders plan to do over the coming months, and where they think the sector is headed.

Charity Forecast is a quarterly survey for NCVO members which tells us what charity leaders plan to do over the coming months, and where they think the sector is headed.

Take 5 minutes to answer a series of very quick questions which will help us get an accurate picture of what you, our members, are thinking. By way of thanks, we’ll send you a £5 voucher which you can redeem against an NCVO publication of your choice.

One of NCVO's approved suppliers, Sho-net Systems, issued a defiant promise to keep trading after their north London offices were destroyed in disturbances in Tottenham this week.

Clyde Williams, Sho-net Chairman said, "You may be aware that Tottenham experienced a riot over the week-end.
"Our building was totally burnt out.
"However our business will continue as usual."

Sho-net provides fundraising and case management databases to help voluntary organisations manage more effectively an NCVO approved supplier.

A photo of a young girl giving evidence in court has won our members' photography competition, held to illustrate the positive impact charities have on individuals and communities and capture the good society in action.

Victim Support, a charity for victims and witnesses of crime, submitted the image to demonstrate a typical court scene, because photography is not allowed during real court proceedings. More than 40 charities entered the competition and the judges selected the winner from a shortlist of ten photos.

Help us gain insight into confidence levels across the sector by sharing plans for your organisation in our latest Charity Forecast Survey.

These quarterly reports provide a snapshot of charity leaders' opinions and allow us (and you) to not only see how confidence is changing in the sector over time but also find out what your peers are planning with regards to service delivery and staffing levels.

We are delighted to announce details of a new home insurance product designed for voluntary sector staff, trustees and volunteers, launched in partnership with CaSE Insurance.

This is a great value, high quality new home insurance product with free additional protection to assist individuals in their voluntary work, and includes Trustee Indemnity Insurance, Voluntary Giving Protection, Charity Money cover and Personal Accident cover (while the policyholder or spouse/partner is engaged in voluntary work).

We're delighted to announce a new preferred supplier agreement with Academia Ltd, for the supply of Apple Hardware and Software to charities and non-profit organisations.

The new supplier agreement will enable our member organisations to purchase Apple Hardware and Software at specifically negotiated discounted pricing.