Charities have welcomed a commitment that punitive sanctions won’t be placed on benefits once welfare powers are devolved to Scotland

Charities should embrace mystery shoppers as an invaluable way of gaining insight into how they operate - and come across to the public

Green groups hail Scottish Government’s decision to turn its back on controversial energy extraction technique as a “victory for people power"

Scotland’s third sector will be at the heart of a £29 million programme to design new approaches to tackling poverty and improving lives

Graham Martin finds Oxfam demanding much more is done to help refugees globally.

Dean Widd, whose son has Muscular Dystrophy, is just one of the top Scottish fundraisers honoured at this year's Fundraising Scotland Awards

Fundraisers must built a better connections if they are to ensure a virtuous fundraising cycle between donor, fundraiser and beneficiary

Cuts in public funding mean fundraisers are asking more and more of corporate partners, conference hears

The proportion of people in Scotland who think that same-sex sexual relationships are always or mostly wrong has fallen to 18% - its lowest level ever

​Charities could go to the wall as they struggle to meet rising demand, lower income and a new pay stipulation