Bmycharity fundraising website to close
11 March 2010
Managing director Ben Brabyn says the company lacks the resources to continue
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Fundraising
The latest news, opinion and analysis about fundraising, grant making and giving.
Latest Fundraising news
Children in Need hopes that 2009 total will top £40m
10 March 2010
David Ramsden, chief executive of the appeal, indicates the figure will be the highest ever
JustGiving waives fee for amateur sports clubs
9 March 2010
Fundraising website says the move will raise an extra £22m for sports clubs over the next five years
Rich 'give most to charity in February and March'
9 March 2010
End-of-year tax breaks an incentive, new research from the Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy suggests
Red tape on charity raffles is next target for text campaigner
9 March 2010
Expense and bureaucracy are rife, says Joe Saxton of nfpSynergy
- Charity income from wills 'has fallen by 3.4%'
- What's New: Stroke Association, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Bowel Cancer UK and War on Want
- We didn't break your direct mail rules, accused charities tell Fundraising Standards Board
- RSPCA raises fears over the future of legacy challenges
- Charities 'can call supporters registered with the Telephone Preference Service'
Fundraising good practice
- Our team: Breast Cancer Care
- Murray Lindo, the charity's director of fundraising and marketing, takes us behind the scenes in its fundraising department
- Debate: Should door-to-door fundraisers be sent into cold calling control zones?
- The Institute of Fundraising has issued new guidelines saying charities can decide to ignore some of the zones. Three experts give their views
- Business partner: Greenfingers and the Garden Centre Group
- The charity hopes to raise its profile by holding question-and-answer sessions at garden centres
In Depth
Challenging legacies
Charities will be put off legitimate claims in the wake of Christine Gill case, says Mark Watts of the RSPCA
Third Sector Excellence Awards 2010: It's time to celebrate your achievements
The 2010 Third Sector Excellence Awards are open for entries. Tristan Donovan provides an introduction
Cancer Research UK: brainwaves from the ideas lab
The charity's Radical Innovation Unit was set up to explore new ways to generate revenue. Tristan Donovan finds out how it works
James Caan, Sara Davenport and Alec Reed: Inside the minds of major givers
They like to know how their money is being spent, they like to be thanked and they don't like waste. Kaye Wiggins interviews three leading philanthropists and compares and contrasts how they do things
Charities and the economic crisis
The faltering economy is expected to hit charities hard. How likely is it that the sector will survive the recession unscathed?
Self-regulation of fundraising
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?
The changing face of fundraising
From door-to-door to Twitanthropy, our five-feature special covers emerging trends
