Five campaigns that made me emotional
Secil Muderrisoglu, nfpSynergy’s lead on brand, shares her favourite charity campaigns from 2015.
New report calls for more action to minimise the effects of frontline spending cuts on charities
The new report – Challenging Cuts – Investigating the response of charities to frontline service cuts – has three main sections which have the following key points.
Part 1: The effect of government spending cuts
Challenging Cuts - investigating the response of charities to front-line service cuts
Has the charity sector been doing enough in response to government funding cuts? Local authorities have been subjected to a high level of cuts in the last five years, with the Autumn 2015 spending review promising to go even further.
We interviewed charity professionals from a number of different sectors to produce this report, exploring how charities and communities have been responding to frontline service funding cuts, both from local and central gov
12 Free Reports of Christmas 2015
We would like to thank our clients and partners for inspiring us to keep researching the topical issues in the sector. As part of our Social Investment programme we regularly produce Free Reports and feed our finding back to the sector so any charity regardless its size or sector can find something useful. Here are the 12 popular reports this year.
Put a sock in it: Let’s focus less on who technically lobbies and more on who lobbies effectively
- Read more about Put a sock in it: Let’s focus less on who technically lobbies and more on who lobbies effectively
- Add new comment
Fiona Wallace looks at the re-emerging ‘sock puppets’ narrative and why the issue of has been blown out of proportion.
Five things charities need to do to raise brand awareness
Five priorities charities need to get correct if their brand is to reach its full potential.
SlideZone - How can charities do better with journalists?
The latest round of our Journalists’ Attitudes and Awareness Monitor research asked 150 reporters and broadcasters across the media about how well charities understand their needs when approaching them with stories.
Encouragingly, nearly three quarters felt that charities were ‘somewhat’ or ‘very’ understanding of their needs, while just 8% said they were not. 21% said charities did this 'neither well nor poorly’.