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New electronic collecting box launched

Donorpoint machine

Donorpoint is a new free standing cash-point-like collecting box that accepts credit and debit card donations, thereby removing concerns over cash security.

Donorpoint has been created by Geoffrey Fenton, Managing Director of Wild Yeast, "The Raising Agent for Charities," and runs on software written by Minerva Computer Systems, based in Cheltenham.

Comic Relief tidies up its e-mail supporters list

Comic Relief has e-mailed its past supporters, asking if they are still willing to receive e-mail messages from the charity.

In the run-up to this year's Comic Relief event, the charity is cleansing and updating its e-mail supporter list.

Bmycharity launches Group Giving

Bmycharity says that its new service will intorudce the "social dynamics of fundraising" into online fundraising.

Live music licensing changes could hit fundraising concerts

Proposed changes to the licensing of live music in England and Wales could threaten all forms of live music including carol singing, fundraising concerts and even people singing a capella in your garden for a party.

OfficeTeam donate over £6K to Breast Cancer Care

OfficeTeam, the provider of specialised administrative personnel, has donated £6,064.79 to Breast Cancer Care, its corporate charity of the year.

Guide Dogs registers cheeseandwine.org.uk for fundraising events

It's not just charities' names and initials that need registering as domain names to protect: their brands, trademarks and even fundraising event names should be considered for protection b

Two vacancies and three events added

UK Fundraising has just added two vacancies for fundraisers at London and Norfolk-based organisations.

Charity records turn tables on hit parade

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It might just be sour grapes that Sir Cliff has grabbed the number one slot against all odds, but music industry insiders today claimed that charity singles are harming the singles charts. There are five singles already released or about to be released that are being sold to raise money for charity.

NetAid branded a "flop"

NetAid, the ambitious online fundraising and campaigning initiative, was branded a "flop" in today's The Times. Media correspondent Paul McCann writes that "the series of rock concerts broadcast on the Internet last month, attracted only £625,000 in online donations."

Quote of the week

Describing Lord Archer of Weston-super-Mare, Martin Bell MP said: "He was the best charity auctioneer ever."

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