Irish Red Cross hit by fall in fundraising
A significant fall in donations has led to job losses at the Irish Red Cross, according...0
WRAP figures show upsurge in surplus food redistribution
The amount of surplus food businesses gave to charities increased by 50% in between 2015 and...
Fundraising most important income source for charities, report shows
Fundraising is the most important source of income for charities, with having dedicated fundraisers vital for...
Donor experience a focus for most but balancing income targets presents challenge, IoF report shows
Almost three quarters of charities say that building a great donor experience is the bedrock of...
Supporters seeking more control over regular giving, Rapidata report shows
Charity supporters want and expect greater control over their regular giving, according to a new report...
Charities focused on local causes in decline across London, research suggests
While charity numbers in London are rising overall, the majority of boroughs are seeing a decline...
Lloyds Bank Foundation to step up support for smaller charities
Lloyds Bank Foundation is to step up its support for smaller charities under its newly announced...
Donations in Scotland rose to more than £1bn in 2017
People across Scotland gave an estimated £1.2 billion to charity in 2017, according to the Charities...
Women use cash more than men globally, data shows
Women tend to use cash more frequently than men at a global level, according to a consumer...
A short, succinct guide to the Commission the Donor Experience and its output
If you give a donor a great experience when she supports her charity, she will feel...
Invisible Grantmakers 2018 published
The latest edition of Invisible Grantmakers has been published, offering a new resource for trust fundraisers...
Loose change worth £320m in donations in 2017
People donate more than £300 million a year in loose change to charity, according to new...
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