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The bicycle jurney from Oslo (Norway) to Paris (France) is completed with Team Rynkeby. (1400 KM). We bike to raise money for children with critical illnesses. Until now all the countries have collected € 8.623.750 ??. You can still give your support here: https://lnkd.in/dgwxYEYd All 9 days have been a super experience in so many ways. Some of the take aways: You learn so much about yourself, your team mates, leadership, motivation, logistics, recovery, appretiation, safety, support team, and how to handle 6 punctures from start to finishline.

Who doesn't love good news? This summer, the trucking industry is heating up with new charitable acts and successes. Check out this week's Five Good Things to read about the latest achievements and heartwarming stories. #GoodNews #TruckingIndustry #FiveGoodThings #IndustrySuccess #CharityActs

Every year, more than 1,700 people die on UK roads. Another 30,000 receive serious, life-changing injuries. Behind these numbers are families and communities whose lives have changed forever. We’re proud to support Brake, the road safety charity’s Road Safety Week. This year’s campaign: After the crash. Every Road Victim Counts, highlights the devastating and lifelong impact that road crashes have on victims and their families and the importance of access to effective and personal support. Find out how you can get involved. https://bit.ly/4hP6oGE #RoadSafetyWeek #RoadSafety

Our Armed Forces Charities' Seminar kicks off with our very own Wilsons' speakers, Partners Gillian Fletcher, Jane Lonergan and Debbie Ashenhurst and Senior Associates Sophia Zand and Natasha Letchford. ? They will be discussing charity law and regulation, reputation management and the risks and differences between employees, works and volunteers. ? ? #charitylaw #armedforces #reputationmanagement #employmentlaw

I LOVE the fact that it is a group of 100% volunteers that saw the need to get this up and running. The Louise Herring Fund truly does represent what the credit union movement embodied when she started those 500 credit unions. It wasn't about maximizing profit, it was ensuring that individuals who needed financial inclusion the most had an option that would embrace the characteristics that were important to people of low to modest means. These 60+ de novo applications sitting at NCUA waiting to be approved are there because the founding group felt a sense of needing financial inclusion and empowerment, apparently something they felt they weren't receiving in their own communities with existing the financial institutions. Denise Wymore, GSD and her band of volunteers have been gifting many hours of their own time and dollars out of their own pockets to bring a solution to the movement. Contact the CU De Novo Collective board members or go to the website. As a movement, let's show these 63 credit unions in process right now that WE support them and the communities they are so passionately trying to serve. Our industry provides the Louise Herring award annually, recognizing credit unions that do an extraordinary job incorporating credit union philosophy into daily operations. Why don't we all challenge ourselves to carry even a small bit of Louise in our walk as credit union ambassadors. Support this NONPROFIT to pay it forward for other credit unions to serve their purpose. Remember, your credit union started small at some point in time? How many of you would still be here today had it not been for the support of volunteers and their donation of time and money? CU De Novo Collective #denovocreditunions #louiseherring #noculeftbehind #peoplehelpingpeople

Charities are increasingly utilising litigation in order to create change and achieve their aims. Bringing a claim that has strategic aims is another tactic that all charities should consider adding to their toolkit. Leticia Jennings and Katy Sawyer explain how you can start putting this into practice and what financial and regulatory considerations you should be keeping in mind in their latest article published by Charity Finance Group - https://buff.ly/3XmdU3M #strategiclitigation

Charitable Remainder Trusts: Part 3 on our Concentrated Equity Series

Growth and expansion for Australian charities and not-for-profit (NFP) organisations often brings about a pivotal decision: considering transitioning from an incorporated association (IA) to a company limited by guarantee (CLG). We shed light on the legal implications, the continuity of rights and obligations, plus the changes in governance and reporting duties that accompany this strategic shift: https://lnkd.in/d595pNrR

According to the ManKind Initiative, one in every six to seven men will become a victim of domestic abuse at some point in their lifetime. Today is Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day 2024, encouraging organisations, including police forces, councils, charities, service providers and employers, to signpost male victims and survivors to the support services where they live. Find out more at > https://bit.ly/3AgPIa7 #MenYouAreNotAlone