The Charity Employees Benevolent Fund was created to assist and relieve UK residents in need who are or have been in paid employment with a UK charity and their widows, widowers, partners and dependent children.
Low wages and few benefits make people working for charities, and their families, vulnerable to serious financial hardship in times of illness, disability, bereavement and other unexpected disaster.
The CEBF seeks to provide assistance for people in these situations, bringing provision for charity employees in line with that for the rest of the UK workforce.
Sector News
- Whizz Kidz joins microvolunteering movement September 3, 2010
- Bogus collections cost charity shops far more than £3m estimated September 3, 2010
- CSDM asset sale benefits other Chris Stoddard companies September 3, 2010
- Top trends from the Charity Shops Survey 2010 September 3, 2010
- Giving it more: sector reactions to another giving campaign September 3, 2010
- An uncertain legacy September 2, 2010
- Before the axe falls: preparing for grant cuts September 2, 2010
- NCVO calls for sector spending to remain 'neutral' September 2, 2010
- Organisation to negotiate short-term property leases for charities September 2, 2010
- Junkyard fundraising: Car donation revs up in the UK September 2, 2010
