How the King's birthday has made way for charity
We’ve spoken at length about the Royal Family and their long history of charitable involvement. Following the passing of the Queen, we shared a retrospective of her record of charity patronage, and spoke about the direction we might expect the new king to take as he takes over or shares the various roles previously occupied by his mother.
Trust in charities and institutions – what does pessimism mean for messaging?
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Alix Moussy
One of the most useful questions that we ask the public is about their levels of trust in various institutions. The figures that we get back are often very telling, revealing a lot about political and social attitudes. However, we’ve recently been seeing drastic shifts in public views towards certain institutions and services.
Charity Giving in Canada: What Sets Canadian Donors Apart?
Cian Murphy & Tim Harrison-Byrne
To those who don’t yet know, this year has seen the nfpResearch team taking on a new and exciting venture as we launched our first wave of research with the Canadian public. Our mission is to bring the same high quality of research and decades of experience we’ve gained working with UK charities to the Canadian sector, where we’re now helping charities of all sizes to better connect with their audiences.
Charities have public permission to politically engage
Tim Harrison-Byrne & Ben Roberts