Beth  Breeze

Beth Breeze

Beth Breeze is a researcher who specialises in philanthropy.  She currently undertakes research within the ESRC Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy and recently co-founded the Centre for Philanthropy, Humanitarianism and Social Justice at the University of Kent.

She began her career as a fundraiser for a youth homelessness charity and has worked in a variety of fundraising, research and charity management roles.

Her doctoral thesis, due for completion in 2009, investigates the meaning and purpose of philanthropy in contemporary UK society.

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Decisions, decisions: How donors decide which charities to support

It is not just major donors and new philanthropists who want to support effective charities, the prompts for giving are complex across the giving spectrum. Beth Breeze discusses the latest research on how...

Donors aren't dopes: The impact of the recession on charitable giving

Most people still want to keep giving, and not every charity is experiencing increased demand as a result of the recession. Beth Breeze writes as part of a series of four expert articles this month following...

Don’t panic about 11 per cent donation drop, say researchers

Tania Mason examines the UK Giving results and finds specks of optimism among the recession gloom

Charities should not panic about the news that donations to UK charities have plummeted by 11 per cent...

A vote of confidence? How voting impacts corporate partnerships

One of the ironies of our age is that the declining popularity of democracy with a capital ‘D’ is accompanied by a dash-to-vote in many other areas of life. Beth Breeze discusses how the pull of the...

Despite all the monies pumped into 'giving' we still need a substantive investment of funds focused specifically on how to grow that giving

» Academics should research donors, not marketing, conference hears

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Fundraising Awards 2009 - Overall Winners

Alzheimer’s Society

A far-reaching transformation of the Alzheimer’s Society has resulted in  a 37 per cent increase in voluntary income, a host of new supporters, several successful awareness campaigns, and help for thousands  of people affected by dementia...

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Charity Awards - Overall Winners

Community Service Volunteers

Volunteers in Child Protection, a project run in partnership with Children’s Social Services, matches volunteers to families with children that are suffering from neglect and are at risk of serious harm.

The cull of the quangos

28 Jul 2010

How will the ‘Bonfire of the Quangos’ affect the sector’s own arm’s-length bodies? Tania Mason...

Volunteering rules of engagement

1 Jul 2010

As volunteering increasingly takes centre stage, Victoria Cook reviews the rules of engagement.

Capitalisation and investment

30 Jun 2010

In the first of a series of articles about the NCVO Funding Commission’s findings, Fiona Ellis and Richard...

Chairman's corner: Are we being taken for a ride?

25 Jun 2010

When a chair is concerned that his newly appointed board member could be blackmailing him there's only...

It takes all sorts: the many faces of charity chairs

24 Jun 2010

Richard Gutch interviewed the chairs of 17 different charities earlier this year. Their organisations...

The disempowered board

23 Jun 2010

This is a charitable company with a turnover of approximately £1m. It was set up by the families of sufferers...

Give as you learn: E-learning at the Salvation Army

28 Jul 2010

Gareth Jones hears how e-learning advocate Valerie Maddock has revolutionised the Salvation Army’s staff...

Ensuring a successful software implementation

8 Jul 2010

Niroo Rad outlines the best approach to selecting a software vendor, organising an implementation project...

IT new business wins: July 2010

28 Jun 2010

Gareth Jones oversees this month's roundup of IT procurement in the sector, which includes Amnesty International...