Catholic Care is not the only fruit
21 May 2012
While the Catholic Care case captured all the headlines, the Equality Act exemptions also have other implications,...
Jen Shang is a PhD student at the Center of Philanthropy at Indiana University. Shang was awarded the Ernest W. Wood Fellowship Research Prize in 2007, a fellowship offered by the Association of Fundraising Professionals for fundraising-related research. She holds three psychology degrees.
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A new way of researching donor behaviour is picking up pace in academic circles. The results could provide fundraisers with new tactics for increasing donations. Jen Shang and Adrian Sargeant explain.
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21 May 2012
While the Catholic Care case captured all the headlines, the Equality Act exemptions also have other implications,...
21 May 2012
Thinking of setting up a trading arm? Malcolm Lynch navigates the potential pitfalls.
21 May 2012
Mark Keenan explores the implications of the case of RSPCA v Gill on charity finance litigation.
21 May 2012
Mark Keenan explores the implications of the case of RSPCA v Gill on charity finance litigation.
3 May 2012
The issue of trustee payment continues to divide the sector. Amy Gordon sets out the legal position, David...
2 May 2012
Rachel Castle tells a charity how it can include children in its volunteering programme.
23 Mar 2012
To help charities and social enterprises develop a solid online presence, Darren Langham and Matt Tullett...
22 Feb 2012
Cancer Research UK has announced that it is developing a new smartphone app that will provide more services,...
8 Feb 2012
New regulations which will affect all Scottish charity websites have been tabled in the Scottish Parliament...
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