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A charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under charity number 1089157

A company limited by guarantee Registered in England and Wales No 3625777

Please note that EAPG is not a grant-maker or funder and cannot respond to requests 
for grants/donations.
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The European Association for Philanthropy and Giving (EAPG) is the unique membership network that seeks to ensure the best possible practice in charitable giving and philanthropy. Our unique membership mix bridges the divide between charities, philanthropic intermediaries, and professional advisers such as lawyers, accountants, private bankers and investment advisers.

EAPG believes that, as the gatekeepers to high net worth donors and philanthropists, professional advisers are central players in the development of an overall culture of giving in the UK and Europe, and they must have a closer relationship with and better understanding of charities and non-profits for philanthropy and giving to thrive.

EAPG is a charity registered in England and Wales, under charity number 1089157
 
Latest News
 
Update on Finance Act 2010 from the Charity Tax Group UK
 The Taxes (Definition of Charity) (Relevant Territories) Regulations 2010 , which come into force on 20 August 2010, specify Iceland and Norway as ‘relevant territories’ for the purposes of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2010 (the jurisdiction condition of the definition of “charity” in paragraph 1). The Regulations are accompanied by a helpful Explanatory Memorandum.
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New Director at EAPG
It is with regret that the Association reports Richard Bendell's resignation on health grounds, recognising all the good work he has accomplished for us during his time as Director. We are however delighted to announce that Sue Daniels, who has been acting as Interim Director since February 2010, has agreed to become our Director going forward.
 
Coutts launch social enterprise advisory service
Friday 2nd July - Encouraging involvement in Social Enterprises has just taken a leap forward with the announcement that Coutts, private banking arm of RBS, will be launching an advisory service specifically aimed at helping its clients to become involved in social enterprises. Coutt’s clients will be advised by an independent panel of experts, including Clearly So, and the School for Social Entrepeneurs,  on the myriad of ways to invest in the sector, including mentoring and advisory roles.  See www.coutts.com for more information.
 

Next Roundtables

Lifetime Legacies: are they the answer? - London

22nd September 2010

 
Forthcoming events 2010

(Details to be confirmed)

 

SYMPOSIUM

Social investment: coming of age? - London Symposium

Thursday 7th October 2010