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Third Sector Podcast

Third Sector
Volunteering
Small Charities
Philanthropy
Charity Governance
Funding
West Norfolk Carers
Covid-19
Skilled Volunteering
Ashgate Hospice
Grant Applications
Unrestricted Funding
Cost Of Living Crisis
Volunteers Week
Trust
Mental Health
NHS
Directory Of Social Change
The Fore
Trauma
Peer Support Networks

A weekly podcast from Third Sector, the UK’s leading publication for everyone who needs to know what’s going on in the voluntary and not-for-profit sector.

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Latest Episodes

Lucinda Rouse, Emily Harle and Emily Burt reflect on two significant sector issues from the past month.

Emily Harle shares findings from a recent roundtable meeting of leaders from refugee and migration charities, whose staff have experienced a surg... more

Lucinda Rouse and Emily Burt are joined by Vic Harper, chief executive of the food redistribution charity The Bread and Butter Thing.

Vic describes how the charity has taken a holistic approach to the way it supports communities by working alongside... more

Lucinda Rouse and Emily Harle are joined by Leicia Feare, associate director of communications and campaigns at the youth empowerment charity Mission 44.

Leicia talks about the charity’s first campaign, Nothing Happens in Isolation, which aims to pr... more

Lucinda Rouse and Andy Ricketts are joined by Ruth Hollis, chief executive of the Olympic legacy charity Spirit of 2012.

Ruth reflects on the responsibility of being a funder approaching close-out as Spirit of 2012 prepares to wind up in early 2026.... more

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Recent Guests

Vic Harper
Chief Executive of The Bread and Butter Thing, which works to reduce food waste and food insecurity.
The Bread and Butter Thing
Episode: How a national charity is fostering hyperlocal connections
Andy Fletcher
Chief Executive of Muscular Dystrophy UK
Muscular Dystrophy UK
Episode: Muscular Dystrophy UK’s big fundraising ambitions and bold advocacy pledge
Laura Kerby
Chief Executive of Prostate Cancer UK
Prostate Cancer UK
Episode: How Prostate Cancer UK is dealing with political and ethical concerns
Alex Evans
Civil society consultant with experience in the charity sector
Episode: Charity consultants: sector lifeblood, luxury, or symptom of tough times?
Georgie Moseley
Founder of the Help Harry Help Others Cancer Charity in Birmingham
Help Harry Help Others Cancer Charity
Episode: Charity consultants: sector lifeblood, luxury, or symptom of tough times?
Claire Rowney
Chief Executive of Breast Cancer Now
Breast Cancer Now
Episode: The editorial team meeting
Helen McShane
Director of Research, Innovation and Systems Change at Young Lives vs Cancer
Young Lives vs Cancer
Episode: Juggling innovation with the daily grind of service delivery
Paul Winyard
Head of Policy at the Fundraising Regulator
Fundraising Regulator
Episode: What you need to know about the new Code of Fundraising Practice
Stuart Pearson
Head of innovation at Citizens Advice Stockport, involved in AI tool development
Citizens Advice Stockport
Episode: The latest AI developments that matter for the voluntary sector

Hosts

Lucinda Rouse
Host and Co-Host, known for expertise in the charity sector.
Emily Harle
Co-Host and journalist specialized in the charity sector.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
  • …a ‘must’ listen…

    As a charity trustee, both in the UK and overseas - I always gain useful knowledge and inspiration from every episode, no matter what the subject. It’s so well presented - an absolutely ’must’ listen every week. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Hillyer
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • First rate exploration of the charity sector

    Presented by two specialist journalists who know the charity sector inside and out, this show is an informative exploration of the hot topics affecting charities. They don’t shy away from asking the difficult questions, share useful best practice from organizations at the top of their game and regularly interview some of the biggest names in the industry. Highly recommend

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SuBir84
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Listeners express that this show is an essential resource for understanding the non-profit landscape, highlighting the episodes' informative nature.
Many appreciate the hosts' expertise and engaging style, noting the balanced examination of hot topics affecting charities and non-profits.

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How a national charity is fostering hyperlocal connections
Q: What practical steps do you take to empower hyperlocal teams to make decisions about their operations?
We promote diagonal communication, allowing community members and volunteers to make decisions on the ground without a formal chain of command.
How a national charity is fostering hyperlocal connections
Q: How do you ensure that those professional boundaries required to run that kind of operation are upheld?
We have a paid staff member out in the community at all times, supervising volunteers and overseeing operations to ensure food safety and professionalism.
How a national charity is fostering hyperlocal connections
Q: How do you strike a balance between that national operation and identity and the hyper local?
We have a two-part operation; one part deals with food distribution nationally, while the other focuses on engaging locally with community volunteers to ensure effective service delivery.
How Prostate Cancer UK is dealing with political and ethical concerns
Q: How are things looking for Prostate Cancer UK in terms of fundraising?
We've made strategic investments and so we are breaking even this year, aiming to balance income and expenditure appropriately.
How Prostate Cancer UK is dealing with political and ethical concerns
Q: How do you balance using public voices like Sir Chris Hoy for awareness?
By having open conversations with them about how to effectively use their platform while respecting their personal circumstances.

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A weekly show focused on the voluntary and not-for-profit sector, featuring in-depth discussions on pressing issues, changes in policies, and innovative strategies impacting charities and social enterprises. The content encompasses topics such as fundraising practices, corporate partnerships, mental health initiatives, and the challenges faced by charity organizations in an evolving socio-political landscape. Unique insights from industry experts and practitioners are often shared, offering practical knowledge and best practices for listeners involved in or interested in the non-profit sector.

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1. Vic Harper
2. Andy Fletcher
3. Laura Kerby
4. Alex Evans
5. Georgie Moseley
6. Claire Rowney
7. Helen McShane
8. Paul Winyard

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