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Corporate philanthropy is, according to the latest estimates available, worth about £1.6bn of income to charities a year. And it seems the recession has done little to radically change the behaviour of companies with regard to their philanthropy. But at the same time there is a steadily increasing emphasis on supporting charity partners via means other than a straight donation from the company's bottom line.

November's Fundraising magazine summarises the main trends coming out of its 2012 Corporate Partnerships Survey (a 28 page digital supplement - available here).

Also in November's edition:

• We catch-up with Peter Lewis, chief executive at the Institute of Fundraising, one year into his job.
• What can fundraisers learn from non-charity campaigns?
• Shifting plates - Advantage Africa's innovative low-cost recruitment drive.
• Reprieve shares tips from its successful in-house DM campaign.
• And it's the turn of The Edge Fund, Fujitsu and Margaret Johnson to take part in our regular Meet The Funders section.

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And don't miss - the Charity Technology Conference, with sessions on digital fundraising, CRM and social media. Click here.