Why Love Island tells charities a lot about brand and supporter care
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Joe Saxton has been watching the show for research purposes only (of course) and now shares his findings.
The world has never been better and charities helped make it happen
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By historical standards, we live in an unparalleled age of peace, prosperity, security and good health.
Why are charity shops in decline and what can be done about it?
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People like charity shops, so why are they disappearing?
How the public engages with charities working with the elderly
Demographic change questions many conventional practices and policies, including service provision by charities.
How people are sidestepping charities, especially in high profile disasters
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Why disintermediation is one of the biggest threats to fundraising.
Four weird and wonderful things about the world of charities
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In this week's blog Joe Saxton looks at a big picture (as usual) and talks about interesting phenomena in the charity sector.
A can of worms: the downside of using celebrity endorsement in charity campaigns
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In the wake of Comic Relief announcing that they're moving away from using celebrities to front films, we're wondering - what could be wrong with inviting celebrities to advocate for your cause?