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Supporting Scotland's vibrant voluntary sector

Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BB.

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Funding

Other funding policy and influencing More information Running Costs #EssentialSector Guide to finding,Guide More support Our Information Service can answer your questions on all elements of setting up and running,a charity, including advice around funding and running costs.

https://scvo.scot/funding

Scottish Charity Awards

On these pages you'll find information about SCVO's Scottish Charity Awards Changes to the Scottish Charity,opportunities Previous winners How you can contact us https://youtu.be/rTGUQeHhUe4 About the Scottish Charity,We want the Scottish Charity Awards to be a celebration of the sector’s vibrancy and diversity and to,There are ten award categories at the Scottish Charity Awards.,large across all areas of the country and reflecting the external environment and the nuts and bolts of running

https://scvo.scot/scottish-charity-awards

Membership

sizes Shape the future of the voluntary sector in Scotland Membership-exclusive events We regularly run,The Scottish Charity Awards, hosted by SCVO was a highlight for Leuchie.,We were thrilled and honoured not only to be part of the Scottish Charity Awards this year, but to win,It meant a lot to a small independent charity like Leuchie, and underlined the fantastic job our team,As a charity we understand the psychological and physiological impact a cancer diagnosis can have on

https://scvo.scot/membership

Insights on better endings

Questions about whether the charity structure enables the change that organisations seek are not new.,coaching for people considering endings most calls would be from organisations who had essentially run

https://scvo.scot/p/89466/2024/03/25/insights-on-better-endings

SCVO response to the Heat in Buildings Bill: consultation (Scottish Government)  

comments throughout this consultation will be primarily focused on those non-domestic buildings owned and run,comments throughout this consultation will be primarily focused on those non-domestic buildings owned and run,Such poor, or even hostile, practice must not embed hardship for charities because of its interaction,Buildings owned and run by voluntary organisations may need to keep properties at a higher temperature,Voluntary organisations that own or run buildings operate a range of services across Scotland that may

https://scvo.scot/p/89252/2024/03/15/scvo-response-to-the-heat-in-buildings-bill-consultation-scottish-government

SCVO respond to UK Government Spring Budget

parts of the sector were recognised and resourced, including a welcome package for medical research charities,Rising inflation and the resulting cost-of-living crisis and running costs crisis have strained our sector,Similarly, with little to support those in the greatest need, demand for charity services is likely to

https://scvo.scot/p/89078/2024/03/06/scvo-respond-to-uk-government-spring-budget

I Love Charity

survey in November 2017 strongly or tended to agree that charities are trustworthy.,are well run.,are well run and do amazing work.,inspire trust in charities.,We had two main aims: To support good governance within organisations to ensure they are well run, open

https://scvo.scot/about/work/campaigns/archive/i-love-charity

Before you start

But it isn’t your only option – there are other ways to run your organisation too.,knowledge and understanding of the issue(s) you want to address have the time and commitment to give to running,a charity.,What will your charity do? You might offer services or activities. Why is your charity needed?,Will it be run by volunteers or include paid staff?

https://scvo.scot/support/setting-up/before-you-start

Funding Glossary

buildings, vehicles or other physical items.Core costs Non-project specific costs required to keep a charity,costs should the organisation close.Full cost recovery Securing funding for all the costs involved in running,of your organisation’s core costs and overheads.Gift Aid A government scheme that allows registered charities,Charities can claim an extra 25p for every £1 donated at no extra cost to the donor.Overheads Costs that,funding and the purposes are set out in your grant award letter.Revenue costs Costs incurred in the running

https://scvo.scot/funding/guide/funding-glossary

Useful contacts

The Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) OSCR regulate all charities registered in Scotland.,Any application to become a charity will go to OSCR, who also provide a public record of registered charities,They can provide support with setting up a charity, making partnerships with other organisations and,Companies House Co-operatives UK For help and support to set up and run a co-operative.,of speciality Law Society of Scotland Social Enterprise Scotland For help and support to set up and run

https://scvo.scot/support/setting-up/useful-contacts