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Fundraising and Zombies

Published on 7 February 2013, by johnbaguley
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Zombies - photo: Rodolpho.Reis on Flickr.com

My dear old friend Paul had a great very well paid position, as head of fundraising at a very venerable charity.

The Cup Trust

Published on 6 February 2013, by FinbarCullen
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According to its website, The Cup Trust (1129044) “seeks to raise funds to enable us to make grants to other UK based registered charities”.

Transport of delight: CLIC Sargent's refuse lorry generates funds

Published on 4 February 2013, by howardlake
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There is no shortage of ways in which individuals can show their support for charities.

The Summit has great news for small charities

Published on 30 January 2013, by guest_blogger
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The Summit - Giles Pegram CBE at The Bishopsgate Institute, London

Admit it. Sometimes you feel discouraged and maybe even a little annoyed when a big charity shares their latest fundraising innovation.

Screening Data for Charitable Trust Links

Published on 30 January 2013, by simongeorge
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A common demand placed on trust fundraisers is to find new prospects, which in a mature operation can often be a challenge, especially if all the usual sources have been exhausted.

The Million Pound Donors Report

Published on 29 January 2013, by FinbarCullen
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Over the last few years, I have occasionally sent details of charitable donations of over £1,000,000 to Beth Breeze at Centre for Philanthropy at t

@vineapp - you've got 6 seconds so make them count!

Published on 26 January 2013, by Vasileios_Kospanos
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Two days ago my colleague Paul (@paulashton1979) sent me a link to this new video service from Twitter called Vine (@vineapp) - he described it as "Like instagram is for quick, nice, easy to share

Companies House documents are now available on Duedil

Published on 24 January 2013, by FinbarCullen
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Duedilhas just announced that more than 100 million UK Companies House documents dating back over a century are now available from its website.

This time, on to the Summit!

Published on 22 January 2013, by kenburnett1
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Cader Idris - photo: benefit of hindsight on Flickr.com. Spot the heart shape?

When I was 18 my employer sent me on an Outward Bound course to Aberdovey, in Wales, in winter. It sorted me out; made a man of me. I loved every minute of it.

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