What do we want? The rise of the campaigning-fundraising charity
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What do we want? The rise of the campaigning-fundraising charity 2

8 Feb 2010 | Celina Ribeiro

In a world long past there were campaigning charities and there were ‘doing’ charities, and never the twain did meet. But in our brave new world, more and more charities are making campaigning a central part of their mission and messaging. Celina Ribeiro looks at what is behind the trend and what it means for fundraising

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