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Guest blog: How I manage my impostor syndrome
I’m delighted to re-post this important guest blog by the inspirational Mandy Johnson: ** Over the last few months I
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Graffiti on oak – when a fundraising idea catches fire!
I’m going to tell you about a simple, but brilliant and well executed idea. It wasn’t my idea, so I
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“In my family, we talk about BK and AK” – What I learned about impact in Oxford
Last week I went on a trip to Oxford to watch four small charities pitch for funding at Oxford Gives
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What can fundraisers learn from the Wenger Years?
I’m delighted to introduce my first co-written blog – with fellow charity sector blogger and Arsenal fan, Lizzi Hollis. It’s
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Love is… My tribute to charities on Valentine’s Day
Way back in the mists of time, when I was a little lad, there was a cartoon. Kitsch and cute,
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Fundraising? Think about car sales, Florence Nightingale, and anchors!
I’d done the sums. I knew what my budget was. I’d done the filtered searches on the website. So why did
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“The cows out there are far away!” – charity lessons from Father Ted
It’s one of my favourite ever TV comedy scenes. “OK, one last time.” says Father Ted to Father Dougal. They’re
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“Waiting for Bono” – why charities need to think about shortening attention spans
I bought my first CD as a teenager in the late 1980s. I didn’t actually own a CD player, but
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Guest post: Heartbreak, small gestures, love & fundraising
This is a guest post from Victoria Ward, who is Head of Fundraising at the British Youth Council. Prior to
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What can charities learn from the Holborn escalator?
So, by now, I’m sure you’re used to these blogs taking you on a tangential journey. But this time, I
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