NCVO

abbreviation for

1. National Council for Voluntary Organizations

Example Sentences

Meanwhile, the letter says charities are predicted to lose £4.3bn of income over the next 12 weeks, according to the charities body, the NCVO.

From BBC

As patron of the NCVO, the Queen held a lunch at Windsor castle in April to celebrate its 100th birthday, which the charity invited many small volunteer-led groups to.

From BBC

Between 2008 and 2015 British charities’ revenue from selling goods and services to the public rose from 18% to 23% of the total, according to the NCVO.

From Economist

Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of NCVO, which represents 13,000 voluntary organisations in England, said: "The failure of the Cabinet Office to address this issue is unacceptable. "The government made a clear commitment to reviewing the impact of this law, and to now reject any changes out of hand can only weaken the voice of those that charities serve.

From BBC

You can also volunteer online or remotely: for information, contact NCVO.

From The Guardian