Charity Radio - Charity News

Curated by a team of experienced and knowledgeable charity media professionals at Charity Today, the Charity Radio podcast provides you with the week's top headlines and a round-up of our listeners' fundraising exploits.

The next episode of Charity Radio will be available next Thursday on Charity Today and all major podcast platforms. 

Listeners are encouraged to follow the Charity Radio podcast on Twitter @CharityRadioUK and to visit the official website at www.charityradio.co.uk for more information.

Production Credits:

Charity Radio Host: Adam Wolstenholme

Charity Radio Producer: Lee Rayment

The Charity Radio podcast by Charity Today covers the latest charity news stories, with host Adam Wolstenholme. This week's episode focuses on the urging from the Charity Commission for England and Wales and the Fundraising Regulator for the public to "give safely" as people support international aid efforts in response to earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) has launched a Turkey-Syria earthquake Appeal, bringing together 15 leading UK aid charities to efficiently raise funds in times of crisis overseas.

The episode also covers a charity that is closing due to a "perfect storm" of COVID-19 and the cost of living crisis, and a charity that is trying to open the first Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) school run by autistic adults in England but is struggling to find a site after a year of searching. Additionally, the episode reports on a fire at a charity shop, which is believed to have been deliberate, and scammers posing as a children's charity to con Newcastle fans ahead of the Carabao Cup final.

The episode ends with a celebratory look at some of the fundraising efforts from listeners, including a two-year-old with cerebral palsy raising money for Steps and a dad running the length of the M1 for JDRF.

The next episode of Charity Radio will be available next Thursday on Charity Today and all major podcast platforms. Listeners are encouraged to follow the Charity Radio podcast on Twitter @CharityRadioUK and to visit the official website at www.charityradio.co.uk for more information.

Production Credits:

Charity Radio Host: Adam Wolstenholme

Charity Radio Producer: Lee Rayment

The latest edition of the Charity Radio podcast focuses on the top charity news stories of the week. Covid-19 cannot continue to be blamed for poor cancer care, according to a CEO of a leading cancer charity, who is calling for urgent action to save lives.

Charities have expressed disappointment at Amazon's decision to close its charity donation scheme, AmazonSmile. All this and more coming up on Charity Radio.

The next episode of Charity Radio will be available next Thursday on Charity Today and all major podcast platforms. Listeners are encouraged to follow the Charity Radio podcast on Twitter @CharityRadioUK and to visit the official website at www.charityradio.co.uk for more information.

Production Credits:

Charity Radio Host: Adam Wolstenholme

Charity Radio Producer: Lee Rayment

This week's episode of Charity Radio offers a variety of stories that highlight the impact of charitable giving and the power of community support. Among the top stories featured is a cooking lesson with a Royal and the struggles they faced with making "lumpy sauces" during a visit to the charity Together As One, which helps young carers.

Listeners will also hear about an art piece featuring an ex-Ipswich Town player with motor neurone disease, which raised funds for a research charity. Additionally, the show will address the increasing concern of a debt advice charity on the impact of holiday debt on long-term financial stability. Finally, a story about a charity fundraiser, who recently scaled the height of Ben Nevis wearing nothing but his swimming trunks for a good cause.

The next episode of Charity Radio will be available next Thursday on Charity Today and all major podcast platforms. Listeners are encouraged to follow the Charity Radio podcast on Twitter @CharityRadioUK and to visit the official website at www.charityradio.co.uk for more information.

Production Credits:

Charity Radio Host: Adam Wolstenholme

Charity Radio Producer: Lee Rayment

Welcome to Charity Radio's podcast! Join us every week as we explore the stories, people, and events shaping the world of charity and social impact.