
nfpResearch
The new name for nfpSynergy.
After 20 years of serving the charity sector as nfpSynergy, we’ve decided to rebrand to nfpResearch.
Small Charity Research Award
nfpResearch is launching its first Small Charity Research Award. This is an opportunity for a charity (or CIC) with an income under £1 million / €1 million to receive a £10,000 research project for free. The nfpResearch team will work closely with the successful charity to design a research project to fulfil your charity and research objectives. Read our announcement of the award here.
nfpResearch will invite applications from small charities for research support of up to £10,000. As an example, £10,000 could cover:
- A survey with supporters and 10 in depth interviews
- 3 to 4 focus groups with supporters
- A survey with the general public
- A stakeholder perception project
Please feel free to get in touch and discuss your ideas by contacting Timothy.Harrison-Byrne@nfpResearch.com.
Charities must operate in the UK or Ireland and have an annual income under £1m (if they operate in the UK) or under €1m (if they operate in the Republic of Ireland). Applications close at 5pm on Friday 27th January 2023. nfpResearch will then contact shortlisted charities for a further conversation about their research questions and potential project plan. nfpResearch will then select a charity to work with.
Why the name change?
nfpResearch is a leading market research agency in the not-for-profit sector. We put information in the hands of charities, to help them to help as many people as possible.
We’d like to think that over the last 20 years we’ve built up a lot of respect behind the nfpSynergy name. Delivering high quality research and insight to a range of clients as well as providing a wide range of free resources to the broader sector, we are a trusted ally to the charity sector. However, a lot has changed since 2002; we felt it was time for a change for the company too.
Our name and brand design may be different, but we’re still a company delivering excellent research to help charities help as many people as possible.