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An Oxfam worker is one of the tens of thousands killed in the Haiti earthquake this week.
Individual giving is the term given to charitable donations made by members of the public. Charities try to boost individual giving income through a number of methods, such as direct mail, face-to-face, door-to-door, community fundraising and events.
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An Oxfam worker is one of the tens of thousands killed in the Haiti earthquake this week.
Health minister Phil Hope told the House of Commons yesterday that charitable donations made to hospital fundraising campaigns will never become part of general NHS budgets.
The charity sector should ask why donkey welfare charities raise more income than domestic violence charities, according to Martin Brookes, director of New Philanthropy Capital. Brookes highlighted the imbalance in funding in his NPC blog this week, questioning why the Donkey Sanctuary, with an income of £20m in April 2008, earned £3m more than the top three domestic violence charities - Refuge, Women’s Aid Federation and Eaves Housing for Women (£17m combined) in the same period.
HSBC has created a new investment vehicle with the tax advantages of an ISA in a bid to raise £50m to help vaccinate children.
Charity lottery Monday was saved from closure on 18 January after interactive television gaming company Netplay TV bought it from operators Chariot.
The chief executive of Community Foundation Network on cohesive action at grassroots level
What happens when a charity is incorrectly described in a will?
Are the wealthy different from you and me when it comes to charity?
How connecting technology can help to improve relationships across an organisation
The UK now has one of the most favourable tax regimes for charitable giving in the world; but there is still work to be done
A recent case casts new light on the principle that money may be advanced for a beneficiary to give to charity
The roots of modern civic society were planted in the 20th century; now voluntary activities must remain spontaneous and driven by individual choice
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