Research / statistics

The University of Oxford is to receive £75 million from venture capitalist Michael Moritz and his wife Harriet Heyman.

Last month's Small Charity Week 2012, with its dedicated Fundraising Day on 14 June, has raised over £37,757 for small charities across the UK.

Although nine out of 10 charities now invest in digital, more than 80% of those spent less than £10,000 in the last year.

The Charity Commission has published research conducted by Ipsos MORI which reveals that the public in England and Wales continues to trust charities, sees them increasingly as essential, but has conc

Online fundraising service Give as you Live™ reports that 70% of charities' donations are received through offline channels, with just 30% coming in online.

Writing in the July edition of his monthly newsletter 'Harvest', marketing consultant Andrew Papworth criticises the Fundraising Standards Board's latest annual complaints repo

Ireland’s largest social welfare charity, St Vincent de Paul (SVP), has reported a drop in fundraising income in its latest annual report.

The Public Fundraising Regulatory Association (PFRA) reports that its members recruited 863,407 new Direct Debit donors in the financial year 2011/12.

Online fundraising and CRM software & services firm Blackbaud has launched its annual State of the Nonprofit Industry Survey (SONI) in association with the Resource Alliance.