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Welcome to the ‘House of Charity’
I found myself in London with a couple of hours to spare the other week. So I went for a
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“Hercule isn’t being a sheep. He’s drawing the sheep.” My notes from I Wish I’d Thought of That 2022 #IWITOT10
It was a real pleasure to attend IWITOT (I Wish I’d Thought Of That) again on its tenth anniversary. A
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“Small charities are the absolute glue in society!” My notes from #SmallYetMighty 2022
I very much enjoyed attending the virtual conference on small charities organised by Fundraising Everywhere recently. My notes on some
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“What are you trying to change?” – developing an integrated fundraising strategy
I attended an excellent session last week, organised by Open, at which Sarah Fitzgerald O’Connor (Strategy Director at Open) and
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Doing the Hokey Cokey with Archbishop Desmond Tutu
I know that most of these blogs are built around metaphors, but… …I really did once do the Hokey Cokey
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Turning the wheel of fundraising fortune
Discover fundraising strategy using our strategy cycle diagram which encapsulates the fundraising process. There’s a fundraising strategy diagram that features
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“Start now. Don’t wait for perfection.” My notes from Fundraising Everywhere’s IG Summit
Now this was a superb 2.5 hours. A virtual seminar devoted entirely to Individual Giving. A great line-up of excellent
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Building blocks before tactics! My notes from #IFCOnline
I was delighted to attend lots of the excellent IFC Online sessions over three days last week. As ever, my
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Fundraising Under Pressure: Strategy Q&A
This is a Q&A I did recently with Joint CEO of Halpin, Susie Hills on all things fundraising strategy, which
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How to write blogs that people will read (with added Sketchnote!)
Having written well over a hundred blogs over the last decade, and read countless more, I thought I’d share a
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