Help for Heroes to take over Bmycharity
16 March 2010
Fundraising website will be owned by the charity's profit-making subsidiary
"I urge everybody to get involved"
Kirsty Gallacher backs St Dunstan's Spinnaker Tower Challenge
The latest news, opinion and analysis about fundraising, grant making and giving.
16 March 2010
Fundraising website will be owned by the charity's profit-making subsidiary
16 March 2010
Treasury Committee asks for an independent cost-benefit analysis
16 March 2010
Your round-up of the latest charity fundraising campaigns
16 March 2010
Agency says separate requests are more effective
16 March 2010
Research organisation calls for 'impact fund' to help charities cope
The internet was expected to transform charity fundraising in much the same way as it changed world communications. But the revolution is a slow burner, as Kaye Wiggins reports
Charities and regulatory organisations are confused by guidance given by a representative of the Information Commissioner's Office
Challenging public misconceptions about charities is among the organisation's new plans, he tells Kaye Wiggins
Azadi Sheridan, the chair of the Institute of Fundraising's Technology Special Interest Group, tells David Ainsworth why donor 'churn and burn' won't work in future
The faltering economy is expected to hit charities hard. How likely is it that the sector will survive the recession unscathed?
After a slow start the Fundraising Standards Board is gathering momentum. But what's in it for charities, and how effective is it likely to be in heading off the threat of government-imposed regulation?
From door-to-door to Twitanthropy, our five-feature special covers emerging trends