Collaborative working – does a joint approach work for charities?

Given the challenging economic environment, it is good practice for charities to regularly question the status quo and discuss alternative structures, explains Ross Palmer, senior tax manager, Sayer Vincent

One option increasingly on the boardroom agenda is collaborative working – how to do it well, what it might entail, and the key considerations, benefits and risks involved. 

Given the fact the Charity Commission encourages charities to consider and imagine what more they can achieve for beneficiaries by working with others, one of our latest webinars was on this hot topic.

Some of the benefits of working more closely with others or through joint ventures are the ability to deliver greater impact and the potential cost and resources savings and economies of scale that can be achieved through sharing management and support functions.

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