Large charities risk losing relevance unless they change how they work and hand more power to local communities, the chief executive of Lloyds Bank Foundation has said.

Speaking at the In Good Company webinar this week, Matt Hyde urged larger organisations to move away from what he described as operating “like a big, monolithic machine that’s focused on numbers”.

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