Analysis

New fundraising potential for magazines?

6 Jul 2010 |

Could charity magazines and newsletters be the next big thing in fundraising? A redesign of SPANA’s magazine brought in an RoI of 3:1, explains Mark Phillips.

Subscribe Register Contact Us Request Info

Recent Most Read Most Comments Interviews Analysis Case studies Careers Search by topic

Filter Results

Displaying 1 to 8 (of 475) | next | last »

Analysis

Volunteers' time to give: What fundraisers can get

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
5 Jul 2010

Topics: Volunteering

In a profession charged with raising money, it is no wonder that fundraisers have often overlooked volunteers, concerned as they are with giving away their time. But Celina Ribeiro finds some charities...

Interviews

Chain reaction: making the most of corporate partnerships

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
5 Jul 2010

Topics: Socially responsible investment | Corporate fundraising

Partnering with a large retailer is a sure fire way for charities to raise income. But why not reach for the sky? Cancer Research UK’s partnership with Morrisons supermarket chain raised more than double...

Analysis

Why trust matters

Fundraising | Adrian Sargeant
5 Jul 2010

Topics: Leadership and strategy | Corporate fundraising | Community fundraising

Trust is a key component of donors’ giving decisions and yet while the sector is awash with confidence-building initiatives, trust remains in the shadows. Professor Adrian Sargeant explains how fundraisers...

Analysis

Follow me: The causal benefits of Twitter

Fundraising | 5 Jul 2010

Topics: Community fundraising

Dabbling in Twitter has seen The Haven Wolverhampton attract donations from across the country, develop new relationships with survivors of abuse and raise awareness. Kaye Bartlett explains.

Brilliant that men as well as women are keen to engage in the debate. Gender inequality is a shared issue and a shared responsibility.

» Where did all the women go?

Analysis

The Charity Market Monitor 2010: It's a jungle out there

Fundraising | Cathy Pharoah
30 Jun 2010

Topics: Funding

Voluntary income stumbled in 2008/2009, but do charities face a tougher time to come? The Charity Market Monitor 2010 with Cathy Pharoah finds out how some organisations have fared so far and what fundraisers...

In-depth

PFRA marks 10th year with new message on 'chuggers' for public and profession

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
22 Jun 2010

Topics: Individual giving | Face to face fundraising

The Public Fundraising Regulatory Association will mark ten years of regulating face-to-face fundraising with a new website and strategy that sees it tackle negative perceptions of the method.

In-depth

Remember me? Whizz Kidz finds (very) lapsed donors will still give 2

Fundraising | James Allport
8 Jun 2010

Topics: Direct mail

When Whizz-Kidz planned its Christmas direct mail appeal last year it cast its net wide. Very wide. Donors who hadn’t given to the charity in ten years suddenly received packs in the post. Re-introducing...

In-depth

State of the Union: The EU strategy developments which will impact funding

Fundraising | Jean Lambert
8 Jun 2010

Topics: Funding | Statutory funding

Jean Lambert MEP considers the potential future of European funding within the framework of the Europe 2020 Strategy.

Displaying 1 to 8 (of 475) | next | last »

Search the Directory

The Civil Society Directory is a comprehensive and effective resource for finding organisations and people in the sector.

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...

PF's Guide to Great Fundraising
from £24.95
BUY NOW

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.

Celina Ribeiro (25) Gemma Ware (22) Becky Slack (17) Lucy Harvey (14) Tania Mason (9) Tony Elischer (7) Gareth Jones (5) Cathy Pharoah (5) Richard Radcliffe (4) Jonathan Air (4)

Ian Allsop (4) Vibeka Mair (3) Beth Breeze (3) Derek Humphries (3) Ben Wittenberg (3) Joe Saxton (3) Ted Hart (3) Ruth Ruderham (3) Michael Dent (3) Ian Macquillin (3) Mal Warwick (3) Adrian Sargeant (3) Chris Barr (3) Karl Wilding (2) Bernard Ross (2) Bryan Miller (2) David Burrows (2) Judith Rich (2) Morag Fleming (2) Andrew Jones (2)

Less +++ More +++