In our blog this week, we're highlighting some worrying findings from our research with the UK general public. Only 54% of the public report having given in last 3 months, and 28% say they’ve given less in last 12 months than previous years; we've never seen so many people say they have given less. It's not all doom and gloom though; read the blog to find out why.
Different groups have suffered in different ways from the Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting disruption to our daily lives. Our blog this week looks at the mental health impacts of the pandemic on 16 - 34 year olds in particular.
Explore the role charities can play in ensuring the environment remains at the top of the agenda amidst the economic challenges that lie ahead, with insights from our research with the general public and politicians.
This week's blog highlights the importance of making LGBT+ voices heard and the fact that this audience remains largely under-researched in the charity sector. It also analyses our LGBT+ research and what an ideal LGBT+ charity would look like.
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?
This week's blog looks at a technique to identify the most focused and coherent messages for your organisation.
Exploring the gender divide among UK charity supporters.
Some campaigning teams may dream of mobilising the kind of action and support we've seen for the Extinction Rebellion movement; but what is a movement, and how can campaigning charities hope to start one? Can the loose limbed and disruptive nature of movements fit in with the strictures of traditional charity models?
Almost two years ago, the Fundraising Preference Service (FPS) was launched. This blog explores a little of what we have heard from the sector about the take-up of the service and what this tells us about communication in the sector.
Joe Saxton explores what full transparency might look for charities.