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Comic Relief to review investments after row over BBC Panorama report
10 Dec 2013:Charity says it will 'do the right thing' as it admits for first time it still has funds invested in tobacco, arms and alcohol companies. By John Plunkett
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16 Dec 2013: Natalie Bloomer: Many new mothers are becoming reliant on handouts for basics such as nappies, wipes and bottles
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Guardian Professional, 16 Dec 2013:
Lynne Berry explains why the voluntary sector needs to embrace older people as they are its biggest asset
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Guardian Professional, 13 Dec 2013:
We roundup the latest from the voluntary sector, including our new Charity Christmas present gift guide
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Guardian Professional, 13 Dec 2013:
In her second instalment, Eugenie reflects on her 360 review and how her mother has made her realise she must step back
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Guardian Professional, 13 Dec 2013:
Christmas homeless volunteers are an expensive waste of time for charities. If you want to help, do it for the right reasons, says Derek Mace
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Guardian Professional, 13 Dec 2013:
Sponsored content: A roundup of advice from our expert panel on how ethical investing can work for your charity
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13 Dec 2013:
Lord Freud accused of backing away from principle of welfare after saying local authorities should 'ramp up support in kind'
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
After Freedom charity's fundamental role in rescuing three women from a 'decade of slavery' in Lambeth, its founder explains why small charities can have huge impacts
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Guardian Professional, 11 Dec 2013:
We roundup the latest from the voluntary sector, including a reaction to BBC Panorama's investigation into Comic Relief and advice to ensure your charity is investing ethically
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Guardian Professional, Sponsored feature, 11 Dec 2013:
Social media can be a powerful tool for any not-for-profit organisation looking to mobilise supporters, but there are pitfalls too. How can they put it to best use?
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10 Dec 2013:
Charity's lawyers warn of 'enormous damage' as supporters including Frankie Boyle and Al Murray launch Twitter attacks. By John Plunkett and Jason Deans
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