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Regime Dominates China's Charity Sector
Regime Dominates China's Charity Sector
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ me.lt China only has 15 so-called 'official charities' that are recognized by the regime. This makes it hard for new charities to get registered, forcing many to operate outside the law. Charity founders are saying that now more of these charities are closing down. Since the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, numerous charitable organizations have sprung up in China. The trouble is most of these organizations have found it hard to get officially registered and operate illegally. Founders of these charities say it's because the Chinese regime is dominating the charity sector. [Fang Hong, Founder of Puyang Enlai Aixin Association]: "We have no way to register, so some of these organizations rely on other registered organizations to carryout their operations, but even more operate illegally. So first of all, registering is hard, funding is difficult, and thirdly finding people, the salary is low, many founders of charities have lost money. China only has 15 official charities that can receive donations. Because it is hard to get officially registered, this makes it hard to raise funds." Charity the Aixin Union has 40 thousand members, yet the founder says that space to operate is being squeezed by the Chinese regime and similar charities are also closing down. [Liu Zongyong, Founder, Aixin Union]: "For the past three years I have relied on my own income to support this team. We haven't been <b>...</b>
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Community and citizen engagement at the heart of the work of the charitable and nonprofit sector
Community and citizen engagement at the heart of the work of the charitable and nonprofit sector
...and how charities and nonprofits contribute to the quality of life and social cohesion. with Emmanuelle Hébert, MU. National Summit for the Charitable and Nonprofit Sector Day 2 - Ottawa, November 30, 2011 Imagine Canada . Community Foundations of Canada . Philanthropic Foundations Canada . United Way Canada nationalsummit.ca
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Contest: Students (Verb) Charities
Contest: Students (Verb) Charities
Students (Verb) Charities is an AWESOME CONTEST. Students create public awareness campaigns in any form about how charities impact the quality of life in Canada
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Empowering the Charitable Sector with Interactive Technologies II
Empowering the Charitable Sector with Interactive Technologies II
View our post event video with Richard Craig, CTT; Michael Newsome, UNICEF; Linda Minnis, Charities Trust; Marcus East, Comic Relief; Oisin Lunny, OpenMarket and Andrew Darling representing AIME. This video was kindly sponsored by CTT.
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Third Sector TV: Advice on Protecting your Charity
Third Sector TV: Advice on Protecting your Charity
How at risk is your charity? If you're working for or working with a charity, take a look at this video from Third Sector TV, which explains how charities can make sure that they account for all eventualities - especially the ones you probably wouldn't think of - and protect themselves financially. www.thirdsector.co.uk
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Charity Pop Quiz - Coming Soon...
Charity Pop Quiz - Coming Soon...
on.fb.me April 16 - 25, 2012 visit The Winnipeg Foundation's Facebook Page to play Charity Pop Quiz in celebration of the Foundation's 91st anniversary. Each day, correctly answer a trivia question about the Winnipeg charitable sector to earn a point for your favourite registered Winnipeg charity. The five charities with the most points will each receive $910 and five charities will be chosen randomly from the entries to receive additional $910 prizes.
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How the third sector is coping with cuts
How the third sector is coping with cuts
On Friday 23 March, NPC hosted a debate about how charities are coping with public sector cuts, held at the Guardian's offices in London. Speakers included Dan Corry, chief executive of NPC; Geraldine Blake, chief executive of Community Links; Jane Stacey, UK director for children's services at Barnardo's; and Steve Bullock, the directly elected Mayor of Lewisham. The event was chaired by Patrick Butler, editor of Society, Health and Education policy for the Guardian.
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The Battle for Transparency in the Nonprofit Sector
The Battle for Transparency in the Nonprofit Sector
Slides from a presentation Ken Berger, President & CEO of Charity Navigator, gave a in Toronto, Canada at the annual Being Good at Doing Good Conference. The presentation expressed his views on the battle we face in trying to get nonprofit organizations to become more transparent worldwide and efforts at Charity Navigator to encourage them to do so.
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D3 2011 - Jaime Watt: Wants vs. Needs - Toronto
D3 2011 - Jaime Watt: Wants vs. Needs - Toronto
What people want, they get, right? It's not that simple. Often we provide our donors what we think they want, but it's not what they need. Matching what we do with what donors need takes focus, leadership, determination and a remarkable ability to understand your target audience and how they'll respond. Jaime shares his perspective on how to influence public opinion and how critical that is to the future of the charitable sector.
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Drivers of Change and Standards of Excellence in the Charitable Sector
Drivers of Change and Standards of Excellence in the Charitable Sector
Don McCreesh, chair of Imagine Canada, addresses the 99th Annual General Meeting of the Canadian YMCA on changes affecting the charitable sector in Canada and Imagine Canada's Standards Initiative.
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5 Predictions for the Nonprofit Sector in 2012
5 Predictions for the Nonprofit Sector in 2012
Convio founder and chief strategy officer, Vinay Bhagat, shares his five predictions for the nonprofit sector in 2012. From the continued growth of online engagement to the maturation of integrated marketing, 2012 holds great potential for nonprofits.
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Graduate Jobs in Charity, Volunteering and the Third Sector
Graduate Jobs in Charity, Volunteering and the Third Sector
Visit www.careerplayer.com towatch the full video with the scoop on graduate jobs in Charities and the Third Sector. Get unbiased accounts of what it's like to work in a charity or NGO plus get top tips for breaking into the Industry and making the most of a graduate career in the Charitable Sector.
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Plenary: Where are Charities and Nonprofits on the Radar Screens of Canadians?
Plenary: Where are Charities and Nonprofits on the Radar Screens of Canadians?
with Allan Gregg, senior research professional and social commentator. National Summit for the Charitable and Nonprofit Sector Day 1 - Ottawa, November 29, 2011 Imagine Canada . Community Foundations of Canada . Philanthropic Foundations Canada . United Way Canada nationalsummit.ca
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How Charities and Nonprofits Help Build Vibrant, Resilient and Welcoming Communities
How Charities and Nonprofits Help Build Vibrant, Resilient and Welcoming Communities
with Naheed Nenshi, Mayor of Calgary (via Skype). National Summit for the Charitable and Nonprofit Sector Day 1 - Ottawa, November 29, 2011 Imagine Canada . Community Foundations of Canada . Philanthropic Foundations Canada . United Way Canada nationalsummit.ca
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Wish Charities
Wish Charities
Charities now realise they must THINK and ACT like a business to bring in money. You're in the business of raising funds, the third sector cannot afford to be third rate. For information on how WISH can help, visit www.wishdesign.co.uk
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Social Media and Non Profits - A Case Study
Social Media and Non Profits - A Case Study
From www.connect-communicate-change.com is a video about a case study of a charity which is using social media with phenomenal success. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http Thanks to SISGI Group and DJ Polar Bear for using Creative Commons Licences on their work.
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Doing it for charity?
Doing it for charity?
Dave Clements, social policy writer; convenor, IoI Social Policy Forum; co-editor, The Future of Community Simon Blake, chief executive, Brook; chair, Compact Voice, the voluntary sector network Ed West, features editor, Catholic Herald; features writer, Daily Telegraph Chair: Sheila Lewis, director, Volanti Consulting Charities and voluntary organisations have never been more in vogue than they are now. The voluntary and community sector was courted by the previous government, with a desk in the Cabinet Office; and is now charged with delivering Cameron's flagship idea, the Big Society. Arguably it has never been in such rude health. In England there are around 500000 organisations operating at a local level, and 140000 mainly small charities, most of which are reliant on volunteers. Added to this are cooperatives with millions of members, housing associations worth billions of pounds, and social enterprises. But there is growing disquiet in the sector in the wake of last year's Comprehensive Spending Review. Should charities be running public services as local authorities implement unprecedented spending cuts, or are they themselves at risk as service providers? Should they be providing services at all, or does this compromise their independence as lobbyists for social causes and needy groups? It seems that for all their activity, little is said of charity per se. Whether it was faith that gave rise to them, like the Salvation Army, or they were provoked into being by <b>...</b>
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New research on strategic charitable giving
New research on strategic charitable giving
Bob Ottenhoff, GuideStar's president and CEO, talks about the new research findings called Money for Good II, the importance of the nonprofit sector, effective philanthropy, and the steps people should take before they donate money to charity. www.guidestar.org/moneyforgood
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UNISON in the heart of the Community 2011
UNISON in the heart of the Community 2011
Description for future videos www.barnetunison.me.uk Our members are committed public servants and who believe in the public sector ethos, wanted to find a way to educate and inform work colleagues and more importantly residents who use public services in Barnet. Our members who took strike action said "we have withdrawn our labour from the Council today but we have not withdrawn our committment to our community" This short video is entirely non-commercial, involves no sale of material; or links to commercial web pages.
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Third Sector Forum - The Homeless World Cup - Changing lives through football
Third Sector Forum - The Homeless World Cup - Changing lives through football
Mel Young, President and co-founder of the Homeless World Cup looks at Scotland's unique charitable approach, what it can offer the world and what, in turn, might also be learned from charitable approaches around the globe.
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Charities Webinar - Paul Gibson
Charities Webinar - Paul Gibson
Trustees play a vital role within the rapidly growing charity sector and are key to the agenda setting and running of a charity. Paul Gibson explains in this Webinar guide the benefits of becoming a trustee and how the charity sector operates. From Mazars' Insight Out magazine www.insightoutmagazine.com

