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Famous names
"Places like this are important to the local area"
Griff Rhys Jones supports the Civic Trust
Resources
A library of information and advice to assist you in improving your job performance.
Fundraising
Case study:
Thanking donors improved results
Organisation: Thistle Foundation Campaign: Stewardship upgrade split test Agency: Relationship Marketing The Thistle Foundation provides support to people living with physical and learning disabilities in the east and west of...
Viewpoint:
Charlotte Davies
EveryChild's sponsorship manager finds her language skills irrelevant in India.
How to...:
How to ... Recruit a celebrity to endorse your charity
Despite a lack of official research into the effects of celebrity endorsements, anecdotal evidence suggests that they can help to boost fundraising capacity. Having a celeb on side can be particularly effective if you are promoting a cause that might struggle to gain media attention.
Hot issue:
Should offering payroll giving be compulsory for employers?
A report from the Institute of Fundraising has highlighted difficulties in the payroll giving system and called for a major rethink on how it operates.
Funding story:
Green Energy Trust
Winning green energy grants is a good way for groups and charities to part-fund renewable energy sources.
Code breaker:
Legacy fundraising
The Institute of Fundraising's code of practice on legacy fundraising.
Business partner:
Bioregional and B&Q
The sustainability charity is working with the retailer to reduce its carbon footprint.
Useful links
Link to organisations that support the voluntary sector or share research and good practice.
Latest news
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- Latest guides to local trusts published
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- Free Gift Aid advice at seminar
- Smith Institute and commission clash over inquiry
- Samaritans hires staff to meet rising demand
- Charities fear welfare-to-work plans will hurt beneficiaries
- More boutiques on the way, says Oxfam
Supplier Directory
They said it...
"For many, the Compact can be bureaucratic and hard work. For me, it means collaboration."
John Knight, assistant director, policy and campaigns, Leonard Cheshire Disability
