We've been sending out quite a few free reports recently, so we thought we'd put them all in one convenient place. Here's a preview of what's available:

Charities have always relied on fundraising to survive, coming up with new and exciting methods alongside the staple ones that have existed for years. But how do they recognise the impact donors have on their work? And how do they say thank you?

The general public, the sector's donors, are changing. Society is ageing, living longer, using the internet on mobiles and ordering 87,000 different types of coffee.

Get all the slides from Joe Saxton's recent presentation to the Institute of Fundraising Technology Conference.

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We have combed through the comments we received from MPs in this year’s Charity Parliamentary Monitor to get a sense of which campaigning tactics used by charities are the most effective.

This report asks: does the number of people who have a medical condition or a disability dictate the size of charities that support them?

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Corporate Gift Aid was reformed in the year 2000 to provide a tax benefit for the company making the donation. Prior to this, charities had been able to reclaim Gift Aid on donations made by companies. 

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Global communication has created possibilities and connections, but also some problems. It has, however, opened up new opportunities for non-profits everywhere to engage with their communities and key audiences.