Pointless ministers?
9 May 2013
Ian Allsop muses on the unattractive political career prospects of a charities minister.
What no NHS? A fundraiser reflects
Daniel Fletcher
25 Feb 2013
25 Feb 2013
Daniel Fletcher
Director of fundraising, Delta fundraising
Dan Fletcher is currently the director of fundraising and management consultancy, Delta Fundraising. He has formerly held roles as director of fundraising at St John’s Hospice, head of partnerships and fundraising at The Kings Fund, head of fundraising development for hospital charity, enhance herts, and head of fundraising and business partnerships at the Foyer Federation. He is a vice-chair of legacy promotion consortium Remember a Charity, and sits on the Institute of Fundraising’s Learning & Development committee and London Region committee.
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Changes to the NHS - and a rising swell of belief that the NHS won't be around in the future, could make fundraising for healthcare a little bit tricky, says Daniel Fletcher.
Legacy fundraising is as much about inspiration as any other fundraising mechanism, says Daniel Fletcher.
It is no surprise that while preparing to cut funding to charities, Nick Hurd is bringing out the old refrain that charities must get themselves in order, says Dan Fletcher. But it's still not right.
Has the UK got coalition fever? Daniel Fletcher considers what influence the recent political happenings have had on civil society and its gift aid potential.
Not much debate when it comes to healthcare issues it seems. Daniel Fletcher reflects on what the election's latest hot topic means for the charitable sector.
I've been struck this week by two developments about the way we view our mortality and our money. On Tuesday, the King's Fund published a report on the future of social care funding - a current political hot potato. Securing good care for more people updates the review of social care led by Sir Derek Wanless and published by the Fund in 2006.
Treasury's delays on introducing international accounting standards for NHS charities can only be welcomed by fundraisers.
The last month of the Noughties is looking to leave health charities in a high degree of uncertainty, despite positive indications that the recession is unlikely to get any worse.
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