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Cathy Pharoah
Insight on aspects of giving and philanthropy by the Professor of Charity Funding at the Cass Business School. Cathy was formerly director of research at the Charities Aid Foundation and is the author of the annual Charity Market Monitor.
Cathy Pharoah: Heed the case of Linda Kirk who tried and failed to get local social investment
Set aside the romance and grasp the harsh realities of social enterprise, says our columnist
- Cathy Pharoah: Mixed messages from George Osborne
- Cathy Pharoah: Gender's not the main issue - we just need leaders who provide leadership
- Cathy Pharoah: We need a rational public debate about cost-effective donation
- Cathy Pharoah: Charities can make a difference in 2012 by speaking out for those in need
- Cathy Pharoah: Tale of two halves - The richest 10 per cent divide into givers and non-givers
- Cathy Pharoah: The charity 'gift' is tarnished unless we put the emphasis back on recipients
- Cathy Pharoah: The problems the sector deals with have the hardest outcomes to measure
- Cathy Pharoah: Youth causes can be a hard ask, but a tax break for donations might help
- Cathy Pharoah: Opening up public services raises the key question of accountability
- Cathy Pharoah: I fear the pain for charities is far from over
- Cathy Pharoah: Are the rich giving less - or more?
- Cathy Pharoah: Community groups should not be treated as Cinderellas of the sector
- Cathy Pharoah: Giving campaigns will fail if they do not set targets and reward the donors
- Cathy Pharoah: Real risk is shunned - so how can the sector become more entrepreneurial?
- Cathy Pharoah: Charitable tax reliefs would encourage major donors
- Cathy Pharoah: The funding revolution will be harder in the most deprived communities
- Cathy Pharoah: The plight of the vulnerable means the sector must integrate its services
- Cathy Pharoah: From big ideas to small steps, it's all become a bit Alice in Wonderland
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Latest jobs Jobs web feed
- Development Officer Barking & Dagenham CVS £29,604, London
- Head of High Value Events Save the Children £38,000 - £43,000 + pension, Farringdon
- Director The Marr-Munning Trust £47,500 per annum FTE salary (£38,000 pro rata) plus pension contribution, London
- Membership Payments Officer Royal Pharmaceutical Society 25,000 pro rata, Based at the Society's HQ in London. The offices are in close proximity to Vauxhall and Waterloo.
- Head of Volunteering Development Save the Children £45,000-£50,000 + pension, Farringdon
- Fundraising Manager (Gloucestershire, Somerset & Dorset) The Air Ambulance Service £25,000-£30,000 p/a, plus benefits, Home Based, South West England to cover Gloucestershire, Somerset & Dorset
- Press Officer - Asia Pacific Amnesty International Secretariat £41,124 per annum, London
- Fundraising Director National Trust c. £80k + excellent benefits, Heelis, Swindon
- Appeals Director Downside Fisher Youth Club (The Downside Settlement) £37, 848 - £40,555 (Inclusive of London Weighting), Southwark, London
- Head of Organisation Development British Red Cross £52,500 pa (incl. LW), UK Office, Moorfields, London (likely)
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- Petition backing Scope's role in Bromley clothing banks gains 1,000 names
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Events
Small Charities Marketing Summit
- Date: Fri 25 May 2012 - Fri 25 May 2012
- Venue: Manchester
Mutuals: Economic Growth Through Employee Ownership and Joint Ventures
- Date: Tue 29 May 2012 - Tue 29 May 2012
- Venue: Central London
Mission Critical: Crafting Your Communications Strategy Workshop
- Date: Wed 30 May 2012 - Wed 30 May 2012
- Venue: St Albans Centre, Leigh Place, Baldwins Gardens, Holborn, London, EC1N 7AB.
