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Researcher, (freelance)
Beth Breeze is a researcher who specialises in philanthropy. She currently undertakes research within the ESRC Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy and recently co-founded the Centre for Philanthropy, Humanitarianism and Social Justice at the University of Kent.
She began her career as a fundraiser for a youth homelessness charity and has worked in a variety of fundraising, research and charity management roles.
Her doctoral thesis, due for completion in 2009, investigates the meaning and purpose of philanthropy in contemporary UK society.
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Tenacity might be key to good fundraising, but, Beth Breeze asks, can British fundraisers afford to up their tenaciousness?
The British public can all give a lot more to charity, so why aren’t charities asking for it, wonders Celina Ribeiro.
The recession is over in the US. Done. Dusted. Glad that’s over. Phew. Even beleaguered old Blighty could emerge from the confines of recession by the end of the year, according to some economic soothsayers. Hooray. Let the charity sector delight in the new world order!
Most people still want to keep giving, and not every charity is experiencing increased demand as a result of the recession. Beth Breeze writes as part of a series of four expert articles this month following the UK Giving report.
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