Dividing the participants for the Gen Y seminar into 5 generational cohorts it was surprising to see no one from the Seniors or Silents and very few Boomers, just the people I would have thought neede
Recent research from the University of Kent has suggested that some of the techniques we might associate with the more cheesy end of consumer advertising might actually help to support fundraising campaigns.
Last week I attended IFC's First Friday Fundraising sessions and was interested to note that the same questions seemed to be coming from a wide range of organisations.
Thanks to Paul Atherton (Charity Commission appointed) for drawing my attention to the unveiling of the first ever Charities Commission in Northern Ireland, by Social Develo
And quite right too, I suppose. This year's Professional Fundraising magazine 50 Most Influential poll has been topped by a new entrant, never before seen in the poll.
Back in January, I wrote a blog outlining the Cleversquirrel scheme designed to secure money for charities from financial policies and products already in the system.
If anyone had any doubts as to whether online fundraising platforms are positively supporting fundraising efforts, two key announcements this week must have blown them away.
