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 3 August 2010
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Where one phone provider goes, the rest shall inevitably follow. In the case of free text donations this suits the sector rather well as O2 takes Vodafone's lead becoming the second phone company to make this commitment. And as mobile communication takes a giant leap for civil-kind, so too does the online world with small charities showing great innovation in improving transparency on the web and NSPCC's online helpdesk exceeding expectations to achieve an eight-fold increase in users.
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O2 makes text donations free for charities

O2 has become the second mobile operator to pledge to deliver 100 per cent of all text donation value to charities in a move which could signal an industry-wide shift.

Paul Palmer

Small charities singled out for praise in online accounts

Smaller charities were praised for their constant innovation in presenting their accounts on the web, at this year's ICAEW's online accounts awards ceremony last week.

Save the Children

Save the Children signs £1.3m ERP deal

Save the Children has signed a £1.3m global deal with UNIT4 Business Software for an ERP platform encompassing finance, project costing, billing and procurement.

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NSPCC website refresh leads to big rise in child abuse reports

NSPCC has reported an eight-fold increase in users of its online helpdesk for suspected child abuse following a major website revamp.

Brian Shorten

Charities Security Forum launches mentoring scheme

The Charities Security Forum (CSF) has proceeded with plans for a mentoring scheme to enhance knowledge and practice across the non-profit sector, particularly at the smaller end.

Last will and testament

GOSH and Sightsavers lead the way in online legacy fundraising

Great Ormond Street Hospital and Sightsavers have been named as the best exponents of online legacy fundraising, but there remains more to do for many other charities.


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Niroo Rad

Ensuring a successful software implementation

Niroo Rad outlines the best approach to selecting a software vendor, organising an implementation project and carrying out that implementation on time and on budget.

 
 
 
 
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Valerie Maddock

Give as you learn: E-learning at the Salvation Army

Gareth Jones hears how e-learning advocate Valerie Maddock has revolutionised the Salvation Army's staff training.



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Are these my feet?

'Are these my feet?': Understanding Big Society

New IT blogger Andrew Samuel attempts to get to grips with the Big Society concept and reveals one volunteering event which greatly helped several charities improve their web presence.



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