Research / statistics

Shirley Cook has published the results of her survey last year into the business benefits for UK charities of using the Internet.

Shirley Cook, an IT team member at the RNLI, has published the results of her Not-for-Profits Internet Business Benefit Survey, conducted last year. Summary results are now available online.

Which companies give money to UK political parties? A new Web site can now give you the answers.

The Web site lists all known company political donors to UK political parliamentary parties. Data covers the last three years.

The information is sourced from Labour Research.

The expansion in the US nonprofit sector's use of the Internet in the past year is demonstrated by comparing two resource directory publications from the Chronicle of Philanthropy. This year's edition has many more Website addresses than last year's.

A new survey aims to find out how charities are using the Internet.

Researcher Shirley Cook is asking charities to complete her survey on "Not-for-profits, the Internet and potential business benefits." Questionnaires should be completed by 20th July 1996.

The survey was originally at www.bucc.co.uk/vbp/survey/.

The Sunday Times' annual guide to the wealthiest people in the UK will be published online for the first time.

Charities Direct offers free statistics on the top UK charities.

Caritasdata has launched Charities Direct, a Web site that offers access free of charge to the financial facts and figures behind the top 5000 UK charities.

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is accepting secure credit card donations online.

76 pages of supplier listings and not a single e-mail, Web or gopher address to be seen.