News
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ACEVO responds to the government's civil society strategy
Full statement from ACEVO chair, Joe Irvin.
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ACEVO responds to International Development Committee report on sexual exploitation and abuse in the aid sector
ACEVO CEO, Vicky Browning, says we must listen and learn in order to build a safer charity sector at home and abroad.
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ACEVO publishes its annual report and accounts
ACEVO has published its annual report and accounts, revealing a surplus for the first time in five years.
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ACEVO is looking for a new chair of trustees
Monday 16 July 2018ACEVO is looking for a new chair who shares our values and has the commitment and passion to lead our trustee board, providing strategic vision, scrutiny and support that will allow the organisation, its team and our members to thrive.
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ACEVO reflects on the Charity Commission's latest survey on trust
Wednesday 11 July 2018In response to research on trust in charities released by the Charity Commission today Vicky Browning, CEO of ACEVO says:
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ACEVO publishes report on diversity
ACEVO, along with the Institute of Fundraising, has published a report in which we ask charity leaders to sign up to eight principles to help improve racial diversity in our sector.
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ACEVO launches report on leading safer cultures
Values must be the golden thread that runs through all decision making if charity leaders are to create a culture in which workers are not afraid to challenge the status quo.
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ACEVO signs joint letter on sleep-ins
ACEVO has signed a joint letter from the Solve Sleep-ins Alliance asking Baroness Tina Stowell, the chair of the Charity Commission, to raise the issue of sleep-ins back payment with government.
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ACEVO signs letter to Tracey Crouch to call for meaningful engagement with the sector
ACEVO has signed and submitted a joint letter to Tracey Crouch calling on her to ensure that the consultation on the government's civil society strategy results in a robust and enabling strategy.
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ACEVO in the news
"What’s clear is that outgoing CEOs have invaluable experience which makes them better leaders and can help others facing the same challenges in the future." Vicky Browning and Richard Litchfield speak to Civil Society Voices about overcoming the barriers to merging two organisations.