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ARTICLE · 29 JULY 2019

Special Relationship

Charities and non-charities can develop a healthy partnership

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Charities and non-charities can develop a healthy partnership

Important new guidance issued by the Charity Commission 'Guidance for Charities' connected with a non-charity' suggests how charities might properly manage and review their connections with non-charitable organisations. The guidance says charities can establish and maintain close relationships with non-charities, in order to help charities make a positive difference to their beneficiaries. However, it also indicates that the Commission considers risks and challenges can come with these relationships.

How Did We Get Here?

The Charity Commission's regulatory concerns in recent times prompted the regulator's attention in this area. In its most recent annual report, its regulatory case work has identified these examples of concern:

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