Virtual Promise 2008 - over £10m
Results from our 2008 Virtual Promise survey of how charities are using the internet, for charities with an annual income of more than £10m.
Results from our 2008 Virtual Promise survey of how charities are using the internet, for charities with an annual income of more than £10m.
The results for charities with an income of under £1m, taken from our 2008 Virtual Promise survey.
Since 2001, we've been surveying charities to find out how and why they use the internet. These results are from the latest survey, conducted in the second half of 2008.
This in-depth report, produced for the Vodafone Foundation, looks at how young adults seek help, and how charities can meet their needs. The report collates relevant knowledge and presents it in a practically focused way, with case studies and useful tips. We hope that the report will help local and national not-for-profit organisations in their support work with young adults, and improve the way organisations communicate with and provide services to this audience.
This report is a culmination of four years of research into UK charities' use of the internet since the initial Virtual Promise report in 2000. The report is separated into three main sections. The first features the results from a 2003 survey of charities. The second section consists of a detailed write-up of a set of interviews conducted in mid 2004 amongst charity internet managers.
Results from our 2005 annual survey of how charities are using the internet. The most recent edition is 2008.
Results from our 2006 annual survey of how charities are using the internet. The most recent edition is 2008.
Results from our 2007 annual survey of how charities are using the internet. The most recent edition is 2008.
In late 2006, the Samaritans commissioned nfpSynergy to design and conduct a research study into the state of stress today in the UK. One of the key findings was the extent to which people’s work contributed to their stress levels and impacted on their lives. This current report conducted by nfpSynergy builds on the 2006 wave of research to look more specifically at stress in UK and Irish workplaces and aims to contribute to the social dialogue surrounding related issues.