Take the 2012 Corporate Partnerships Survey1

Fundraising | 17 Aug 2012

How is corporate philanthropy holding up for your charity? Do companies have less cash to splash? Are they being more demanding of charity partners? Each year Fundraising magazine asks you your views of corporate partnerships to answer these questions for the sector.

Anybody taking part in the survey will have free access to its results when published on civilsociety.co.uk in November.

The questionnairre is open until 21 September, but why wait?!

Take the survey now

To give you an indication of the kinds of questions that will be answered, we've put together this infographic below from our 2011 results:

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Steve Acklam
Chief Executive
School Governors' One-Stop Shop
21 Aug 2012

I do not sense that the overall level of support from employers of all sizes and from all three sectors has seriously declined. The trends towards linking the CSR agenda ever more closely to the organisations strategic intent; being more selective in who / what to support and in what type of support to offer have continued.

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