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Innovation (still) Rules
The not-for-profit sector is, by its very nature, innovative. Charities exist to respond to an unmet need or to drive change. But what does innovation actually mean? And what are charities really doing to develop innovation processes, cultures and, more importantly, results?
League table of annoying fundraising techniques shows surprise winner
Charity does not begin at home as survey finds half of people ‘very annoyed’ by doorstep fundraising
‘At least half the population find door step and telephone fundraising very annoying.
‘Too little money going to the cause’ is public’s top reason for not donating
People also very concerned about ‘how donations are spent’ and ‘high staff salaries’
"The evidence is clear; people want to know how their donations are spent. Charities should sing from the rooftops about what they spend their money on.
12 Free Reports of Christmas
1. A Hidden Gem - Resilience report from the Clore Social Leadership Programme
The Clore Social Leadership Programme aims to develop and connect aspiring leaders in the social sector who are working for the benefit of individuals and communities across the UK.
Branding Inside Out; a best practice guide
In today's world, a charity's brand has become a vitally important part of its appeal. Branding Inside Out, produced by CharityComms, has been compiled with the guidance of a steering group of brand experts.
Public levels of trust in charities and Royal Family increase, but political parties still bottom of the pile, new research shows
Armed forces most trusted institution in UK
“As our research shows, for an MP to lecture charities on regaining trust and confidence is definitely a case of the pot calling the fridge black.” Joe Saxton
Future Hospice Income and Fundraising
As part of our work with Help The Hospices, we held a conference for representatives from the industry to discuss the future of hospice funding and other issues facing the sector.