Debra Allcock Tyler: Think carefully about funder feedback
24 Apr 2012
Negative feedback doesn't necessarily mean you should change yourself, says our columnist - you might just need to find another funder
It's possible for charities to get locked into despondency, says our columnist, but they should get the tough times into perspective
Negative feedback doesn't necessarily mean you should change yourself, says our columnist - you might just need to find another funder
Unlike businesses, the sector isn't helping people mainly for the money, says our columnist
We should be sceptical about attempts to predict the sector's future, says our columnist
Chasing money in the years of plenty caused some charities to forget what they are really about, says our columnist
It is wrong to encourage charities to build up debt, says our columnist
Many wealthy families do not believe a contribution would make a difference, says our columnist
The government has so far failed to restore the money diverted to the Olympics from the Big Lottery Fund, says our columnist
Smaller charities will always lose out to larger ones in the battle for corporate sponsorship, says our columnist
A recent trip to France has reminded our columnist of how many good-hearted people there are in the UK who volunteer without incentives
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