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2026 A-Z: Advice & Training Montage Series
A Treasure Chest of Tools, Tips & Guidance for Charities As we step into 2026, we’re excited to launch a refreshed and expanded version of…
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Quaker A-Z: H is for History
H is for History The starting questions to ask here are: Who’s history is it? Who is the history for? What are you going to…
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Quaker A-Z: G is for Good Governance
What’s so good about governance? Unsurprisingly when I saw this post would go live on April 3rd – Good Friday I couldn’t resist using a…
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Meet an MBS client – Dalip
Meet Dalip – Treasurer of a Small Charity Dalip agreed to become treasurer of a small community charity. The previous treasurer had done their best,…
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Quaker A-Z: F is for Foundations
Over the years we have explored a number of topics beginning with F. On the surface they may seem unrelated. Visibility. Fear. Filing. Free resources.…
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Meet an MBS client – Helen
Meet Helen – Chair of a Small Charity Helen recently became the clerk of a local charity. The organisation does wonderful work in the community,…
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Quaker A-Z: E is for Email
Simple, Safe & Sensible Email Systems for Charities For many small charities, email is the engine room of the organisation. Funding conversations. Volunteer coordination. Safeguarding…
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Quaker A-Z: D is for Delve
In this Quaker A–Z blog, D is for Delve, bringing together a curated selection of previous A–Z posts linked to the letter D. This reflective…
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Quaker A-Z: C is for Corporate Memory
What the Rosetta Stone teaches us about corporate memory The Rosetta Stone is a famous example of lost knowledge. For centuries, Egyptian hieroglyphs could not…
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Quaker A-Z: B is for Basic Credit Control
Micro-Learning: Basic Credit Control for Charities Keeping on top of payments, strengthening your cash flow, and reducing the risk of bad debt. Good credit control…
