It was with great interest that I read the new publication from the Institute of Fundraising entitled Managing Fundraisers, the essential guide to recruiting, developing and retaining fundraising talent, especially in light of Richard Piper’s criticism of it (
I have just read an interesting article in Third Sector, outlining new research that indicates that more than half of adults would stop donating to a charity if they were contacted too much.
This is a guest blog by Peter Ainsworth, UK Chair of the Big Lottery Fund. Peter Ainsworth is an Environmental Consultant and a founder member of the Robertsbridge Group.
The very definition of a charity in the UK is one that acts in the ‘public benefit’, therefore all charities are created with a moral and ethical foundation and an obligation to society wider than their own beneficiaries.
This is a guest post by Hayley Simpson FCCA, Manager at McCabe Ford Williams, Registered Auditors, Licensed Insolvency Practitioners & Chartered Accountants based in Kent.
It was with great interest that I read the new publication from the Institute of Fundraising entitled 
This is a guest blog by Peter Ainsworth, UK Chair of the 
The very definition of a charity in the UK is one that acts in the ‘public benefit’, therefore all charities are created with a moral and ethical foundation and an obligation to society wider than their own beneficiaries.
Rosaline Jenkins, Sustainable Funding Officer. Just returned from maternity leave and joining the funding blogging team.
This is a guest post by Hayley Simpson FCCA, Manager at 
This is a guest blog from Lucy Blythe, Director of Philia International, who spoke at our Sustainable Funding Conference in November 2011.
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