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24 February 2011

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Institute to launch task group on senior fundraiser CPD

 

The Institute of Fundraising is forming a task group to see whether there is a lack of talent at the most senior level in fundraising, nearly a year after former NSPCC director of appeals Giles Pegram was initially called in to investigate the issue.

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London Zoo launches its first-ever fundraising campaign

 

London Zoo has launched its first ever public fundraising appeal in its 186-year history to help save a species of endangered tigers.

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CAF trials opt-out payroll giving

 

Nudge tactics are coming to payroll giving, with the Charities Aid Foundation now trialling an opt-out system with its payroll giving arm.


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Prince William is the most influential patron

 

Prince William is the celebrity with the most power to pursuade the British public to donate to charity, according to a new survey.

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DCMS publishes comparative admin costs of statutory and sector funders

 

The government has published the results of research it carried out to compare the operating costs of lottery distributors with those of other government funders and charitable foundations.

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Online campaigning claims won't be caught by extension of ASA remit

 

Fundraising messages on charities' websites and social networking pages will soon fall under the Advertising Standards Authority expanded remit online, but campaigning messages will be free from such regulation, the ASA's lawyer has advised.

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Big Lottery Fund hits back at newspaper's 'nonsense' claim

The Big Lottery Fund has refuted claims by the Sunday Telegraph that it spends £1 out of every £8 it receives, on running costs.

Global legacy day to be launched in spring

Charities and legacy campaigners will come together this September in the first global legacy promotion day.

Scammers use Red Cross email to benefit from NZ earthquake

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs in New Zealand has issued an alert for donors to charities handling the Christchurch earthquake disaster following the release of a scam email which appeared to be sent by the Red Cross.

Action for Children forms digital partnership

Action for Children has appointed Baigent Digital as its digital agency partner.

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Tipping the iceberg

What you don't know about attrition: tipping the iceberg

 

Without getting involved in your charity's direct debit payment process, fundraisers could be getting only part of the attrition picture - and potentially missing out on income. Rupert Tappin and Morag Fleming say fundraisers need to take charge of their payment processes.

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Media = money for disaster zones

 

Andrew Chaggar is frustrated by claims that charities 'ambulance-chase' disasters around the world. Here, he ponders the role of the media in fuelling charities' emergency responses, from the frontline in Haiti.


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