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The Northern Bank in Northern Ireland has revealed that last year it raised over £160,000 for the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children (NICFC), the highest total since its charity partner progra

A survey by Investec Private Bank reports that people in Northern Ireland were the most likely to give money to charity in the UK during 2009.

One of Ireland's highest profile cancer charities, the Marie Keating Foundation, saw its income drop 30% last year. Income declined from €1.96 million in 2007 to €1.37 million in 2008.

Leading children's charity, the Irish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, has reported a significant drop in voluntary income in 2008.

Margaret Bennett of THINK Consulting was head of individual giving at WWF-UK during the recession of the 1990s.

Over the past two days delegates at this year's International Fundraising Congress in Holland, have learned how they can use unpredictable markets as a catalyst for making long-term improvements to th

As it launched a major fundraising campaign Barnardos Ireland admitted that it is facing a funding shortfall which could jeopardise some of its projects around the country, the charity has told the Ir

Senior fundraisers in Scotland meeting at the Institute of Fundraising Scotland's Heads and Directors' Forum report that they have not experienced the drop in individual giving that has been experienc