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Who will look after fundraisers in distress?

Published on 12 February 2007, by howardlake
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Charity staff can spend a lifetime working to help others, often on low salaries and few employment benefits compared to the private sector.

TW CAT offers free direct mail benchmarking

Published on 11 February 2007, by howardlake

Brighton-based direct marketing agency TW CAT is offering charities a free confidential report on their warm and cold mailings using its proprietary benchmarking p

Umbrella organisation criticised again by The Guardian

Published on 11 February 2007, by howardlake

Rupert Jones at The Guardian is once again today reporting that DSPMM Ltd, the registered charity which uses the name Feed My People, "is still sending out unsolicited umbrellas in the post, despite h

The year of the fundraising widget (or badge)?

Published on 8 February 2007, by howardlake

Online community fundraising is taking off with many providers offering widgets or badges that their users can post on their blog, website or social media page (e.g.

Professionalising the Sector

Published on 6 February 2007, by simonburne

No more Computer Support Workers Forum meetings

Published on 25 January 2007, by howardlake

Louise Brown, Administration and Outcomes Officer at the ICT Hub, today reports that there will be no further Computer Support Workers Forum meetings.

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Published on 19 January 2007, by pennystephens

BBC Radio appeal generates £225,000 legacy

Published on 12 January 2007, by howardlake

The weekly BBC Radio 4 appeals on behalf of a charity often bring in thousands, even tens of thousands of pounds. Over the year they bring in a total of half a million pounds.

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