Public overestimates fundraising costs three-fold
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Richard Harrison
Richard Harrison is director of research at Charities Aid Foundation. He joined CAF in December 2006 after ten years at global market research firm Synovate, including five years as director of its Beijing office.
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The public grossly overestimate the amount of money charities spend on fundraising, according to research released today by Charities Aid Foundation.
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Aussies and Kiwis world’s most charitable, says global survey
Tags: Individual giving | Volunteering
The lands Down Under have topped the first World Giving Index, with their populations exhibiting high levels of philanthropy, volunteerism and community-mindedness.
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Spike in major giving expected after April tax change
Tags: Major donors | Trusts and foundations
Charities could see a spike in giving from major donors following the top tax rate change in April.
The number of people giving to charity fell by 3 per cent over the last year, triggering the same drop in the amount donated to the sector, according to the UK Giving 2007 report
The big charities are getting bigger and more business like, underlining the need for the voluntary sector to redouble its efforts in ensuring smaller charities continue to flourish in the long term, says Richard Harrison.
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