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Blog: Invisible women in fundraising
In her debut blog, Suzie Who says that that there should be more women in top fundraising positions - especially when men seem to have been doing not the best of jobs of it lately...
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Pay-per-click legacies: NSPCC uses Facebook for legacy leads
In a competitive legacy market, some charities are thinking outside the box to get at potential legators. NSPCC turned to pay-per-click advertising on Facebook for a legacy campaign, and beat forecasts by 300 per cent.
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Arts and Older People
Arts and Older People Draft Final Strategy available online
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Legacy Trust "Connections" - Cinemagic presents insight into Sports Presenting
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Vacancy - IT Student Placement
One year position available at Arts Council
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Social return on investment key topic for Conservative think-tank
Iain Duncan Smith has expressed support for a statutory funding philosophy based on social return on investment that he says could change the culture of national and local government.
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Arts Newcomers Urged to Test Drive The Arts
New initiative aims to boost audience numbers
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Blog: Government delays good for fundraisers
Treasury's delays on introducing international accounting standards for NHS charities can only be welcomed by fundraisers.
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Corporate fundraisers should focus on finance, construction and manufacturing
Charities should look to build relationships with companies working in financial services, manufacturing and construction as those three sectors are likely to enjoy the quickest recovery as the economy begins to strengthen.
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Institute of Fundraising lobbies for extension of Gift Aid transitional relief
It tells the Government an extra year would give charities an estimated £90m
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Money from 'cruel' event turned down
Money raised for Haiti at a coursing event has been refused by overseas development charity Goal after protests by the Irish Council Against Blood Sports.
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Unicef to raise £55m in five-year multimedia campaign
Unicef UK is set to launch an integrated five-year advertising campaign next Monday to raise £55m for children worldwide.
The ‘Put it Right’ campaign, which will begin next Monday, 8 February, will be rolled out in three phases across TV, print, digital and outdoor media.
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Nick Hurd 'completely ignorant' of public collection regulations
Shadow charities minister Nick Hurd admitted to being “completely ignorant” of the public collection regulations included in the 2006 Charities Act which have yet to be given force.
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More givers, not gift aid reform, first step for Tory government
A Conservative government would focus on increasing giving rates, rather than gift aid reform, to boost voluntary income to charities, the shadow charities minister said yesterday.
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Gift Aid reform is top of Conservative agenda
Shadow charities minister Nick Hurd says bureaucratic burdens on the sector will be reduced
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Best of the Blogs: the Compact, US fundraising, disgruntled volunteers and social media for charities
Your round-up of charity-related debate online
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