CJAM welcomes another new client
We're delighted to welcome another association on board, partnering to provide full secretariat and administrative support.
CJAM launches summer tyre safety campaign
CJAM has launched an integrated campaign spanning social media, print and press to raise awareness of the importance of checking tyres before travelling in the summer.
CJAM Group expands with new clients and employees
CJAM Group has increased its team by four following a successful 2016 with twelve new client wins.
First charities benefit from contactless Penny for London scheme
Ten London charities and social enterprise projects have benefited from contactless donations made by Londoners on the Transport for London network and participating retailers in the Penny for London scheme. Supported…
Charity Commission launches email bulletin for umbrella bodies and capacity-building charities
The Charity Commission has launched an email news bulletin for umbrella bodies and capacity-building charities, called Network News.
Association’s new president pledges to boost membership
Kelly Baker, the new president of the UK chapter of the International Special Events Society (ISES), has vowed to increase membership during her year at the helm.
Local charities offered one day stall at Bath Christmas market
Organisers of the Bath Christmas Market are inviting local charities to apply to run the charity market stall for a day in the run-up to Christmas.
Charity Commission to probe business rate discount
Manchester-based Life Foundation Trust is under investigation over agreements to occupy vacant commercial premises, the commission said.
Charities need to recognise their worth and start thinking like businesses
Ethan Ohs argues that the sector needs to stop looking at themselves like charities and start to operate with commercial principles. An excellent article, if you would like to read more of Ethan Ohs story please click here.
Lord Mayor of London urges businesses to strengthen charities’ infrastructure
At an event held by City Action, Fiona Woolf said companies should become more involved with supporting community organisations.