Put your pedal to the medal; why the Olympics is perfect to kickstart healthy living

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In the midst of all our research and analysis to benefit the charity sector, we here at nfpSynergy have been keenly following the Olympics action – a bit of morning judo, lunchtime dressage, boxing, kayaking, swimming – we can’t seem to get enough of it. So all the controversy about empty Olympic venue seats and corporate sponsors got us thinking a bit more about funding for sports and physical fitness initiatives in this country and how to involve the public to a greater degree.

Corporate partnerships: could you, should you say no?

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Legend has it that we’re living in a brave new world of community minded companies and business like charities. So a partnership between a company and a charity is now a partnership of equals with shared values and a common goal, right? Maybe. Maybe in some cases, the company and the charity have achieved the holy grail of cross sector partnerships where both are getting what they need.

But maybe that’s in the minority of cases and for the rest, asking whether it’s worth the hassle is a question worth asking.

More Than Shaking an Online Tin

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The digital landscape is once again rapidly changing, presenting fresh challenges for everyone serious about exploiting it. For charities, the challenges are particularly stark; for whilst the large majority of charities endeavour to get a healthy return from
their existing efforts (which for many means their websites and emails) the whole experience of digital consumption and digital transactions is changing.
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