Reasons Revisited

Getting clarity on charity

Aug 28, 2022

47:51

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How Do You Capture Effectiveness When You Look at the Numbers?

01:39

What Is the Role of the Sector?

02:37

What Can We Do to Support the Charitable Sector?

01:39

Introduction

2min

Is It a Good Idea to Stop the Trolls?

2min

The Knot Lock Nest Monster Guy Has Got a Podcast

2min

The Reason to Be Cheerful

2min

Wordlebot

2min

What Is the Third Sector?

2min

What Is the Role of the Sector?

3min

The Cost of Living Crisis Is Hitting Charities

2min

How Did the Pandemic Impact Charities?

2min

10.

How Do You Capture Effectiveness When You Look at the Numbers?

2min

11.

What Can We Do to Support the Charitable Sector?

2min

12.

Is There a Board of Trustees?

2min

13.

I Don't Need to Fake It Till I Make It

2min

14.

Diversity in the Charity Sector

2min

15.

Young People Don't Want to Be Trustees

2min

16.

How Duable Is It for Charities?

2min

17.

Why Would I Want to Become a Trustees?

2min

18.

Issuu, Jeff and I Ar Allies

2min

19.

The Kid's Network

2min

20.

Kids Network

3min

21.

Is the Kid's Net Working in London?

3min

22.

Are You Looking for New Volunteer Mentors?

3min

23.

'May Be Ours', May Be Yours

2min

24.

Charities Beyond Governments

2min

25.

The Jeff Ocrase Podcast

2min

Hello! Normal service has resumed on Reasons to be Cheerful following our summer break, and this week we're talking all about the charity sector. But what the heck is it? Ed and Geoff try to find out by talking to Daniel King, Professor of Organisation Studies at Nottingham Trent University. We also talk to Mita Desai, CEO of the Young Trustees Movement about why the sector needs to be more diverse at board level, and to Sarah Woodcock, CEO and Founder of the Kids Network about her journey to set up a charity.

Plus: Ed revives his Wordle obsession.

Our guests:

Professor Daniel King

Mita Desai

Sarah Woodcock

Learn more about the Young Trustees Movement

Become a mentor volunteer at the Kids Network

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