Joe Saxton gazes into his crystal ball and makes a few predictions about what the charity sector will look like in 20 years. Do you agree with his visions?
With the popularity of children's charities in worrying decline, our guest blog this week takes a look into the branding history of four of the biggest children's charities in the UK. What can be learnt from these charities and are there any solutions to the challenges facing children's charities?
As celebrity endorsement is questioned across the sector, this blog explores this complex relationship between charity and celebrity.
Trust in Irish charities has been steadily declining since 2013 and this blog explores how to keep your supporter base alive when the sector around you struggles.
The common threads and differences in public attitudes to fundraising and charities around the globe
ACEVO and nfpSynergy are partnering to provide ACEVO members and nfpSynergy clients with a comprehensive understanding of trust, and how it relates to charities. With this series of reports we hope to give you are a more nuanced understanding of what trust is and why it is important for your charity. In this first report, we will look at how trust in the charity sector has performed over recent years, how the public disclosure of bad practice has affected it (which demographics in particular have seen the biggest falls) and which charities are more likely to be trusted.
What can the UK charity sector learn from third sectors around the world? Joe Saxton distills some key findings from an upcoming new report.
Veganism and vegetarianism appear to be on the rise. What do these lifestyle choices mean for charities and their supporters? This week's blog explores this question and more.
Labour recently announced their intention to include a pilot version of Universal Basic Income in their next election manifesto. They are by no means alone in toying with this radical social policy. The idea has been championed by the Green Party and the SNP, as well as various pressure groups. With countries such as Finland, Spain and the Netherlands running pilot schemes, the implementation of Universal Basic Income is increasingly looking like a realistic possibility.
