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Nationwide Building Society's members are now able to vote online for the charities they would like to receive £5,000 of funding, as part of the Society's new initiative - The Bi

A quick follow-up on the Great Charity Shake Off from Kirsty Marrins

The #CharityShakeOff.

Loved the idea behind the campaign and think something interesting has come out of the initial numbers...

Whilst the Gift Aid scheme is not undergoing the kind of changes it experienced in 2006, it is changing again and it’s important to understand how these changes will affect your organisa

Near Field Communication, or NFC to offer you a new acronym for your word bank, is a step change in how people will interact with objects and thing

Yesterday the Institute of Fundraising held its first one-day conference for fundraisers in the arts, heritage and cultural sectors.

Tesco has announced a major new charity partnership with Diabetes UK to help create a healthier future for people affected by diabetes or at risk of developing it.

This week’s blog is dedicated to a small group of charities who are trying different things to raise awareness and money.  We’ve talked a lot on these pages about the lack of a ‘success guarantee’ when trying something new but I find myself appreciating these three initiatives for the same reasons:

Last night I joined some other brave (read stupid) people in a pop-up restaurant in the crypt at St Andrews Church in Holborn for some unusual dining hosted by Gr

As part of my work as a prospect researcher, I frequently request copies of governing documents from the Charity Commission.

Several UK charities are making the most of new Internet meme the Harlem Shake to spread some fun and raise funds at the same time.