'Spend more to make the most of legacies'

By Emma Rigby 9 January 2008

Charities are underinvesting in legacy marketing and should follow the lead of the NSPCC and Cancer Research UK by employing staff to explain legacies to potential donors, according to nfpSynergy.

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