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Cancer Research is calling for loyal fundraisers to join a range of different events following the cancellation of its Run 10k series which was launched in 2003. Meanwhile fundraisers expect to be kept busy for the foreseeable future in response to the economic downturn, a survey by sector groups has found. And Andrew Chaggar speaks up for volunteers who received some flak in the national press this week for so-called 'aid tourism'.



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Cancer Research cancels Run 10k series


Cancer Research has confirmed that it will not hold any more Run 10k events, stating that the race series has come to a "natural conclusion".

Tony Elischer

Elischer departs IFC as Resource Alliance seeks 'fresh blood'


International Fundraising Congress stalwart Tony Elischer will not partake in the planning of next year's event after the congress organisers enacted a policy which will see all key volunteers 'rested' after a period of service.

Fundraising

Majority of charities plan to fundraise more in response to spending cuts, says new report


Over 80 per cent of charities will increase fundraising activity in response to the economic downturn, says a new report from the Charity Finance Directors' Group, the Institute of Fundraising and PwC.

Women

Women are more charitable than men in nearly every causal area


Research released by the Women's Philanthropy Institute has revealed that women are more likely than men to give money for nearly every type of charitable cause.

Scottish investment

Scottish voluntary sector to get £7.7m to support the unemployed


Scotland's education secretary Michael Russell has announced a new £7.7m fund for the voluntary sector to support around 5,000 unemployed people into work over the next two years.

Dylan Ward

Ten-year-old Dylan Ward wins Britain's Kindest Kid


Ten-year-old Dylan Ward from Washington, Tyne and Wear, has been voted Britain's Kindest Kid in the third annual competition launched by the Charities Aid Foundation and Five News.

YouTube

YouTube set for charity takeover


Beatbullying and Save the Children are among eight charities chosen to feature in this year's annual 'Project for Awesome' charity YouTube take-over, which will see the platform overrun with charity and cause-related content for 24 hours.
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Court gives reasons for dismissing RSPCA appeal

The Court of Appeal has published its reasons for rejecting the RSPCA's appeal against the High Court's decision to overturn the will of Mrs Joyce Gill.


Public appetite for fundraising growing

The tyranny of the question 'how much of my donation goes to the cause?' may be coming to an end, as new research has found the public are increasingly approving of their donation being spent on fundraising.


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Haiti is an equaliser - don't dismiss the good individuals can do


Andrew Chaggar responds to Rory Carroll's article in the Guardian last month calling for an end to 'aid tourism in Haiti'.



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