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Additionality concept still intact but practice is under review, says BIG 1

24 May 2013 | Tania Mason

The Big Lottery Fund has denied that its recent grants to Citizens Advice Bureaux and Home-start charities breach the additionality principle that prohibits the lottery from funding services that the government has a statutory responsibility to provide.

Additionality concept still intact but practice is under review, says BIG

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Spread your message by Bluetooth

9 Apr 2008

Tags: Mobile technology | Web technologies | Communications technology

The Centre for Alternative Techonology used Bluetooth to send a personal carbon calculator to the mobile phones of ravers at Glastonbury festival. Alex Randal explains how.

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Unholy alliance

8 Apr 2008

Anyone over the age of 15 will remember the iconic 1997 ˜Demon Eyes' electoral campaign that had then-opposition leader Tony Blair glaring out from billboards across the country with glowing red eyes superimposed over his own.

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CAF struggles to put value on new media fundraising

Gemma Ware
8 Apr 2008

Tags: Digital fundraising

Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has urged charities to systematically collect data on how much they raise through new media after its research team struggled to produce a definitive figure on the value of new media fundraising.

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New Philanthropy Capital spreads its research wings to India

Tania Mason
8 Apr 2008

Tags: International

New Philanthropy Capital spreads its research wings to India New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) is to expand its charity effectiveness research to India, in a bid to stimulate more giving by UK donors to poor countries.

These enormous sums, apparent lack of process or control, the impression of pals lining each others' pockets, and dissemblance (at best) combine to look more than scandalous.

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Direct debits to overtake tin-rattling by 2009

Vibeka Mair
8 Apr 2008

Tags: Impact reporting | Individual giving

Giving to charity through direct debit will overtake envelope and tin donations by 2009, according to research from nfpSynergy on giving by standing order.

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Everychild closes Bristol in-house F2F team

8 Apr 2008

Tags: Face-to-face fundraising

Everychild has closed its in-house face-to-face fundraising office in Bristol as part of a cost-efficiency drive that has also seen a restructure of its supporter services team.

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Two redundancies amid Institute restructure

Gemma Ware
8 Apr 2008

Tags: Human resources

A restructure at the Institute of Fundraising has seen two director-level redundancies and the creation of a new role of executive marketing director.