Face-to-face fundraising is often seen as a job taken up between jobs - short-lived and of relatively limited use in terms of career development. Not so, says Rory White, who speaks to a number of former street fundraisers who have moved on to fundraising positions within charities.
Where are they now? Face-to-face alumni
Year after year Christians Against Poverty is recognised as one of the best organisations to work for in the UK. Luke Boulton describes what makes the charity such a good workplace.
The Institute of Fundraising’s new five-year learning strategy aims to make career-long learning synonymous with Institute membership, and to elevate fundraising to an aspirational profession.
Kidney Research UK is taking no prisoners. From the frontline to the chief executive, everyone has responsibility for fundraising. Peter Storey explains the charity’s brave reinvention
So we learn that the typical director of fundraising in the top 100 charities by income is a 45-year-old man. But 47 per cent of fundraising directors in the top 100 are women. That doesn't mean, however,...
Charities often ask if Asia is ready for local fundraising but Usha Menon questions if your organisation is ready to fundraise in Asia.
The potential for international NGOs to generate income from Asian...
In an increasingly competitive marketplace, charities are well placed to negotiate better deals from agencies, says Alison Cowan
It’s a tough market out there, and your first thoughts are probably...
In the world of business mentoring is becoming an increasingly popular way to motivate and develop staff. It seems the world of fundraising is catching on as Lucy Harvey reports.
Developing staff skills...
Working at the coal face of your organisation can have a huge impact on your fundraising. Derek Humphries reports back from his time volunteering as an emergency project manager for Borneo Orangutan Survival.
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