Proud to add my voice to a group of charity CEOs from 14 charities working with our friends at SMK to set out a vision of charities, business and government working together for social change! Please read the report!

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What happens when we limit charities to being just service providers? We miss out on their power as agents of real change. New series of essays from charity leaders explains why: smk.org.uk/what-we-do/c... #ForcesForGood #CharityReformGroup

Charities reach under-served communities, tackle complex social problems, generate evidence, build social capital, and play a vital role in democracy. New Charity Reform Group report shows why we need to unlock their full potential: smk.org.uk/wp-content/u... #ForcesForGood #CharityReformGroup

Great to be at the launch of these essays hearing from some brilliant charity leaders setting out a vision for the future of charities and the bigger role we could play in shaping a fairer & more equitable society

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SMK CEO Sue Tibballs in @thetimes.com

Let charities be agents for change, not just for help.

'Charities do provide relief...and thank goodness they do. But relief is a tiny part of our work, the vast majority of which is aimed at driving change..'
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Each of our charities brings experience, evidence, creativity, innovation, and solutions, and charities have centuries of service which translate to real solutions today.

Read my essay in the #ForcesForGood report here:

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As part of the important conversation about the future of the charity sector and its relationship with Government and business, @markrusselluk.bsky.social writes about how deep and lasting change is a long-term, collective effort: smk.org.uk/essays/were-... #ForcesForGood #CharityReformGroup