2018, the third sector was rocked by a fall in public trust and damning headlines of unacceptable charity,In reality, public trust in charities is still high in Scotland – 73% of those questioned in an SCVO,survey in November 2017 strongly or tended to agree that charities are trustworthy.,So, at SCVO, we took the bull by the horns and launched the ‘I Love Charity’ campaign in February to,inspire trust in charities.

I’m Lorna.I’ve worked with SCVO for just over two years, and I absolutely love it.,Before that, I developed my HR experience within the retail sector, where I also got my CIPD qualification,I’m passionate about making HR more progressive and accessible for all.Outside of work I love musical,I would love to talk to you about your people and explore how we can support your organisation through,I love helping people so when a role in HR came up, I decided to go for it and haven’t looked back!

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2018 Congratulations to our amazing Scottish Charity Awards 2018 winners,We received over 13,000 votes for the People’s Choice Award so I would also like to thank all those who,contributed to the evening by voting for their favourite charity.,: Ewan Aitken, Cyrenians Charity Champion: Fiona Shapcott, Kids Love Clothes Cracking Campaign: PrEP,Cracking campaign winner HIV Scotland Charity champion winner Fiona Shapcott, Kids Love Clothes Pioneering

Burness Paull is able to bring experience from across a huge range of legal specialisms, including charity,https://www.burnesspaull.com Emma Maxwell, who coordinates the firm’s offering to SCVO members, says: “I,Having been involved in assisting with the pro-bono helpline since I was a trainee, I always enjoy having,I also love that you just never know what the issue is going to be and can get asked to help with a wide

began as a local youth representative and volunteer, extending to roles within Scottish and UK-wide charities,in the charity sector, focusing on mental health support for Emergency Service workers.,I want to strengthen the support available to charities, ensuring they have the resources, governance,We'd love to answer your questions about our AGM.,We'd love to have you join our membership community. Join our membership community

Scotland has been named Charity of the Year at the 2012 Scottish Charity Awards.,“I am absolutely delighted to accept this award on behalf of all those who work with and care for people,I am grateful to those who think I am worthy of receiving this award”, said Bill.,The Scottish Youth Parliament won the Campaign of the Year award with its Love Equally campaign.,work with public sector partners toraise awareness of the difficulties that young people who care for loved

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2022 We announced the winners of the Scottish Charity Awards 2022 at,Age is no barrier for Nan who, at 80 years old, continues to be a much-loved, valued and appreciated,I love my volunteering role as it gives me as much satisfaction as I hope I give the clients that I support,Affected by Alcohol and Drugs leads Routes, a programme that works with young people affected by a loved,Ian said: “It is with absolute humility and delight that I accept this Scottish Charity Award 2022.

Although it's a lovely building (it used to be the village school) it was in quite a state of disrepair,My husband took five trailer-loads to the recycling centre and many items were given to local charities,When I first applied for funding, I didn't really have a clue, but I have a background in management,We have quarterly coffee mornings in aid of a charity.,We had a charity morning for Cats’ Protection and a local dog rescue charity.

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2011 Winners of the Scottish Charity Awards 2011 celebrated at this,death, she took the fledgling organisation and has turned it into one of the UK’s best known and most loved,charities.,Lee said: “I am so honoured to be named Charity Champion of the year.,I must say, I am filled with optimism and hope for the future for the charitable sector across Scotland