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How to up your legacy fundraising game
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7 Mar 2008
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Shadow minister wades in to Big Society Network funding controversy 4
22 May 2013 | Finance | Tania Mason
Shadow minister for civil society Gareth Thomas has tabled a series of Parliamentary questions to minister Nick Hurd about the government's funding of Big Society Network and the allocation of Social Action Fund money.
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Charities are not making it easy for supporters to go their website and find out how leave a gift in their will. Many are even failing to respond to a simple request for more information by post. Bluefrog's Hugh Stockill gives his tips on how legacy fundraisers can up their game.
A new scheme from youth volunteering charity v means young people can access grants to set up their own community projects.
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Getting an upgrade: think it through first
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7 Mar 2008
Tags: Communications | Individual giving
Asking a regular giver for an upgrade too soon can damage their relationship with your charity and even result in a cancelled donation. Whitewater's Mark Cook explains how to get givers to start giving more.
Newsletters are a great way to strengthen relationships with donors, says Tom Ahern.
Some new legal cases throw into doubt the safety of relying on casual status
Charity leaders are much more confident than their private sector counterparts about their organisation's ability to ride out any economic turbulence in the coming months, according to the NCVO's first Charity Forecast Survey.
The Clore Duffield Foundation has committed £1.5m to its new leadership programme that aims to support and nurture twenty aspiring third sector leaders each year. However, the programme may yet still exclude people that work for certain types of charity, such as religious organisations.
The Charity Commission has launched two consultations on draft supplementary guidance for public benefit. Public Benefit and the Advancement of Religion, and Public Benefit and the Prevention or Relief of Poverty, have been published as supplementary documents to the Commission’s general guidance on public benefit that was issued in January 2008.
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