I'm now officially tired. My Nan used to tell me that I would get square eyes if I stared at the TV screen for too long. I can't imagine what she would think of our obsession with screens on everything today.
Like many others, I saw my first glimpse of the Barnado's Christmas TV and viral adverts last week. Pretty hard-hitting, some would say shock, tactics employed throughout but it is a serious message after all.
Wow! A veritable whirlwind of accusation and counter-punching has blown up over the last week or so following the publication of Intelligent Giving's research on face-to-face fundraising and the subsequent media coverage recommending that the public should avoid all chuggers.
The Hub (www.the-hub.net) is a great social space for non-profits, charities and social enterprises of all sorts. It is a generation Y hang-out and well equipped for IT.
I recently wrote a blog article suggesting that managers often don't like the annual process of completing performance reviews. Form-filling, subjectivity and a lack of regular on-going feedback opportunities were all at the top of a recent survey as reasons why.
I recently attended the south east division of the Institute of Fundraising conference and have to say I was really rather impressed with the overall direction of the day.Let’s face it, thanks to va
I was at the Professional Fundraising Awards last night, firstly to support Michael Dent from WRVS on his thoroughly deserved Highly Commended award in the Fundraiser of the Year category, and also to
