Giving / philanthropy

Mary's Meals, which runs school feeding programmes for children in some of the world's poorest places, has been selected to be the Welsh Assembly Government's overseas staff charity for the coming yea

The three appeals by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) over the past 12 months have raised over £24 million.

More than half charities expect their income to go down and just over a quarter think their income will remain static.

Bernard Ross, Director of The Management Centre, gave two presentations at last week's Institute of Fundraising National Convention.

The Management Centre (=mc) has begun a global fundraising research programme to map the current and future fundraising landscape, with input from 150 leading fundraisers and sector experts around the

Irish charities have seen a significant fall in revenues during the first six months of this year, according to a new survey.

Charities fear the impact of reduced income and increased demand for their services, according to a new survey carried out by the Centre for Nonprofit Management in Trinity College Dublin with Irish C

A new report into philanthropy in Ireland indicates that it is not inevitable that major giving will decline during the current recession and an unprecedented fall in the paper wealth of many of Irela

CLIC Sargent in Northern Ireland has been forced to axe a vital support service for families in Northern Ireland due to an anticipated drop in donations.

Recent research on fundraising in Ireland indicates that most charities are feeling some impact from the recession, with over a half (53%) expecting income to decrease and almost one third (32%)expect