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Why The Repair Shop can teach you everything you need to know about fundraising
There’s a show that I’ve unexpectedly really got into since the start of lockdown. It regularly moves me to tears.
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From Clippy to chatbots – why I’m still optimistic about the future of fundraising
It’s all about the here and now, isn’t it? Let me give you a moment’s respite. We as fundraisers and
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What charities can learn from the Lockdown Laps Coronacoaster
Hello, my friends. I’m writing this during week six (I think) of lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic. How are
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Love in the time of Coronavirus – a new type of blog
These are unprecedented times. Inspired by a tweet by Liz LeClair, as below, I decided that each day I’m #Workingfromhome
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“… it hit me right in the guts” – Why did Hari’s thread connect so well?
Last Friday, I was moved to donate to Epilepsy Society by a Twitter thread written by someone I don’t know
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Why charities need to think about The Magic Roundabout
Today, I want to talk to you about The Magic Roundabout, and what it should mean to charities, when thinking
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Guest blog: Productivity tips for fundraisers who are feeling exhausted and overwhelmed
I’m pleased to post this guest blog by Caroline Danks. Before the summer holidays, I found myself counting down the
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This blog is brought to you by the colour pink
“Have you put it in the pinks?” This was the question we asked each other pretty much daily in one
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Why charities need to think about the “Third Player Running”
“It’s just like looking at fish in a tank” is how a friend once described watching football on television. It’s
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Guest blog: the compounding effect, saying thank you and being virtuous – Day 3 of IoF Fundraising Convention
Big thank you to the wonderful Dr Claire Routley, who covered me on live-tweeting duty on day 3, and wrote
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