Vibeka Mair

Vibeka Mair

Vibeka is a senior reporter for Civil Society, specialising in finance and governance.

She has been a journalist since 2004, previously working on music, pension, investment and utility titles.

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Martin Brookes, chief executive of New Philanthropy Capital

Findings in the new Sunday Times Giving List support Martin Brookes' view that UK fundraisers are not up to standard with high net worth donors, says Vibeka Mair.

Wayne Rooney, football-wallpapers.com

Only a smattering of people bothered to show up at the Public Administration Select Committee hearing on bankers and philanthropy on Tuesday, and those that did were almost unanimous in their sympathy for the poor old bankers. Vibeka Mair was there to hear it all.

Is social networking a charity's friend or foe?

Countless articles are written on the positives of social networking for charities, but what happens when Facebookers or tweeters turn against an organisation, ponders Vibeka Mair.

Don't bully volunteers if you are facing cutbacks

Volunteers should not be resented for picking up the slack following spending cuts, says Vibeka Mair.

Yunus is such an unassuming and modest man and a most worthy Nobel Laureate.

» Yunus to set up £1m microfinance bank in Scotland

Should charities use chuggers or cold-calling?

It’s unfair for people to complain about 'chuggers' or charity telephone fundraisers - charities have as much right as any other form of business to solicit interest.

The DEC waited too long to launch Haiti appeal

I was shocked that for a large part of Wednesday, when many charities appeals were under way, the Disaster Emergency Committee’s website stated it was “assessing the situation” in Haiti.

Fundraising should be more competitive

Why don't we encourage competitive fundraising?

Run-of-the-mill celebrity endorsement of charity is getting boring

It seems that every week I read about yet another celebrity charity art auction in the Metro on my journey into work. It usually involves a popular celeb scrawling on a postcard and signing it, or colouring in flip flops because it's summer.

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