As the world has moved increasingly online, so have charities, and it is rare these days to find a charity without a web presence. Some charities, mostly bigger ones, use their sites for fundraising while others make use of the growing number of bespoke charity donations sites such as JustGiving, bmycharity and VirginMoneyGiving.
www.civilsociety.co.uk publishes regular reviews of charities’ websites. Please email tania.mason@civilsociety.co.uk if you would like to suggest a website for us to review.
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The 2010 digital fundraising conference presented delegates with an excellent opportunity to get to grips with establishing where exactly they were in their digital journey and what their charity needs to be doing in order to achieve their digital fundraising and marketing goals.
The fifth annual Civil Society IT Conference 2010 returned to get to grips with how the land lies for small and large charities in 2010 / 2011 and what technologies and trends IT managers should be focusing on. Delegates heard from charities who have already started to migrate cloud computing and virtualisation into their IT strategy and discovered what benefits have been reaped so far.
The fourth annual Charity IT Conference 2009 returns to explore both some of the inspirational and exciting developments in technology and its use across a wide range of charitable organisations, as well its role as an enabler of change – whether of internal working practices or in service delivery. With sessions aimed both at technicians and strategic managers your Charity IT Conference this year looks at the differing roles technology plays across the breadth of the organisation from frontline services to back-office processes with speakers from a wide range of smaller and larger charities.
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