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Charities: we need to start with why!
“Oh, that sounds great! I’ll check it out!” You know how people are always telling you that you need to
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“We do not think of them as vulnerable; they are the powerful ones” – Day 3 at #IFCHolland
And so we came to the third and final day of #IFCHolland. Actually, it was just one last workshop followed by
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“What will happen if we DON’T do it?” – Day 2 at #IFCHolland
Second verse… same as the first! So, if you read my blog from yesterday covering day 1 of the IFC
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Not just “why?” but “why NOW?” – Day 1 of #IFCHolland
So at the time of writing, I’ve been awake for 20 hours, with only 1.5 hours sleep before that… When
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Categories Charity management Fundraising Governance
Fundraisers: you need to consider the Boston Matrix!
I was once told that fundraisers always think in pyramids. Reader, I blogged about it. Then I heard that they also
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Categories Charity management Professional development
Why fountain pen gift boxes scare me
So it’s September. When we see all those “Back to School” photos and another batch of teens head to “Freshers
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“Doom & gloom, boom & zoom… or get a room?” Day 2 at #IoFFC
Day 2 of the Institute of Fundraising’s Fundraising Convention was a scorcher, both in terms of temperature and content. The
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Podcast! What do charities, companies, public sector bodies & management consultants have in common?
No, that’s not the start of a joke. I was delighted to join JP and Benjamin as a guest on
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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 Butcher.
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