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How to research your brand
The significance of brand and how to research it, drawing on the experiences of two national charities and nfpSynergy's experience in tracking charity brands over time.
Trust In Charities
The role of trust in fostering and sustaining public engagement - for both individual charities and the sector in general - drawing on recent nfpSynergy data and analysis.
Why age matters for charities
A look at generational differences in charity engagement and the socio-economic changes influencing patterns of engagement over people's lifetime.
Look! nfpSynergy did my PEST analysis - February 2011
This report grew out of one released in October 2010 - It’s competition, but not as we know it (2nd edition) – which explored what it means for charities to compete, the changing face of that
Young Brits spontaneously name Fry, Beckham and X Factor judges as celebrities most likely to make them support a charity
- However, young people remain generally ‘cautious’ and ‘picky’ re charity celebrity endorsers - especially as they get older
- “A charity courting youth support must recruit just the right celeb to woo its target age and gender”, vies nfpSynergy’s Saxton