Analysis
Charity shops and joined-up thinking at Sue Ryder Care
Charity shops are not just for retailing, but can engage staff and customers in a wide range of fundraising opportunities. Andy Taylor and Heidi Travis discuss how working on joined-up projects is proving successful for both the fundraising and retail departments in Sue Ryder Care.
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