Corporate fundraising tip No. 4: A helping hand or hound?
If your goals seem out of reach, why not ask for a helping hound?
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Halifax launches Giving Extra Awards
Financial services company Halifax is looking to give extra back to people who give extra in their neighbourhoods. The company is…
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Waitrose invites street fundraisers in from the cold: the rise of the Kiosketeers
At the end of a rather expensive, but pleasant, shopping trip to Waitrose recently, I spied a Marie Curie stand…
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10 reasons why fundraisers need instant mobile access to their data
There are many reasons why all kinds of fundraisers need access to donor data at a moment's notice. Indeed, in…
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Three reasons why charities should build a market research panel
Brands, businesses and charities have long recognised the benefits of market research to help them gain valuable insight on their…
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Is your fundraising event speaker costing you?
Michael Foreman, Association and Not for Profit Meetings Expert, recently interviewed Lyndon Hughes, Director of the London Speaking Academy, on…
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The law of unintended fundraising consequences
We read and hear a lot (not least from me) about the importance of innovation, testing new ideas and thinking…
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Charities working in partnership with companies must reserve their right to slam
Barely a day goes by when we’re not reminded that, despite being a highly developed and relatively wealthy nation, huge…
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David and Goliath
Every charity is an under-dog and has giants to overcome. Even the biggest charity brands (some of whom you may…
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When companies cock-up, is just saying sorry then paying a charity “fine” the best solution?
Recent corporate cock-ups, such as Asda and Tesco’s mental patient/psycho ward Halloween costume fiascos, set the internet on fire. The…
