Training, qualifications, events and resources

Filter listings
Filter listings
Location
Type
Subsector
Interests
Competencies and Behaviours
Date range
Clear all filters

Coronavirus: Response to DCMS report on impact charity sector

Resource
Responding to DCMS report on the impact of Covid-19 on charity and voluntary sector in the UK, Peter Lewis, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising said:

Coronavirus: statement from Fundraising Regulator and Chartered Institute of Fundraising

Resource
27 November 2020 update: public fundraising

Coronavirus: the impact on arts, cultural and heritage fundraising

Resource
Martin Kaufman, Chair of the RAISE Steering Committee, looks at the impact of the current situation on the arts and culture sector, and how it really is ‘unchartered waters’.

Corporate fundraising

Resource

Corporate Fundraising - a snapshot of current practice in the UK non-profit sector

Resource

Could we make grant reporting fun?

Resource
Emily Dyson-Hawkes, Head of Communications at the Institute for Voluntary Action Research, takes a look in this blog at principles for funders to adopt that help to ease the burden of grant reporting.

COVID-19: Public fundraising guidance

Resource
This guidance has been prepared in consultation with Public Health England and the Health and Safety Executive.

Cultural sector fundraising and COVID-19: Recognising the social value of culture

Resource
Dan Fletcher, Treasurer of the Cultural Sector Network, says that the social value of culture is hugely significant – now more than ever – and in order to thrive in a post-coronavirus world, cultural ...

Digital advertising, AdTech and third-party advertising

Resource
This guidance note provides an update on charities responsibilities regarding programmatic advertising and what charities can do to protect their data.

Digital transformation is not really abour digital - it is about people and culture

Resource
Joe Freeman, Head of Digital at Bloodwise, explains in this blog how digital transformation is about people, and most importantly it should be focused on those people your charity is trying to help.

Digital welcome: more than a thank you!

Resource
Two fundraisers from Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity look at how they have tested digital welcome journeys at their charity to improve attrition and cancellation rates.

Direct mail

Resource
Direct mail is any print-based fundraising material delivered to people, including addressed mail, unaddressed (door-drops) and inserts.

Direct mail: two years on and it's a completely different picture

Resource
The National Youth Orchestra won the award for Best Supporter Experience at the National Fundraising Awards. As part of our Awards Showcase, Nicolette Shaw, Development Director at the charity, explai...

Diversity in the Fundraising Profession

Resource
The Chartered Institute of Fundraising and Barrow Cadbury Trust published this survey report published in 2013.

Do fundraisers have a duty to their beneficiaries?

Resource
What, if any, duties do fundraisers owe to their beneficiaries? And if they do, where does such a duty come from? Cherian Koshy considers this as part of a series for Ethics Month.

Donating land, property or shares

Resource

Door-to-door fundraising

Resource
Door-to-door collections can involve cash, goods and direct debit commitments and may be carried out by volunteers, charity officers, professional fundraisers and commercial participators.

Dos and don'ts during a video interview

Resource
Part of our range of guidance and support for fundraisers who are currently unemployed or in need of redundancy support.

Economics sound warning over "charity crunch"

Resource
75% of charities expect higher demand next year, while 83% forecast income decline

Election 2019

Resource