Consulting / agencies

The charitywebforum e-mail discussion list has erupted into a debate about whether for-profit suppliers should be allowed to post messages to the forum that include sales and promotional content.

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Bedfordshire-based design agency Cottier & Sidaway has expanded its design team by appointing Hilly Famewo as graphic designer.

Previously with Save the Children and the RSPB, Hilly acquired expertise in corporate communications and developing identities and has worked on numerous campaigns. She also has a particular interest in designing products and magazines for the youth sector.

The Meningitis Trust is testing a cold direct marketing campaign as a follow-up to its National Awareness Week this month to encourage donations and regular financial support from the parents of young children.

Global children's charity UNICEF has used Experian's home shopping data pooling product Club Canvasse, to select lapsed catalogue customers for re-activation.

Prospect research specialists Prospecting for Gold (PFG) have launched their first annual survey on prospect research in the UK charity sector.

The National Canine Defence League has rebranded as Dogs Trust.

The charity's Web site has been overhauled to reflect the change by its agency interesource.

The Irish Red Cross has launched a new initiative in Dublin working with Open Air Global to recruit long term-committed donors through street fundraising.

After eleven years of providing online discussion forums for non-profit staff at no charge, US service CharityChannel.com is introducing fees to cover its costs.

To herald the 100th centenary of Peter Pan in 2004, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSHCC) has unveiled a new Peter Pan logo, which was inspired by the bronze statue that sits in prime position outside the hospital.