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“Part of who I am!” – what can charities learn from parkrun?
I’ve been writing this charity blog for over two years now, and there’s a passion of mine I haven’t yet
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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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Charities – think like a Hungarian!
You may have noticed in my blog a certain fondness for extending a metaphor to make a point. Recently, for
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Introducing… the charity coffeehouse rules!
I was in a coffee shop the other day. OK, so I know this isn’t my first blog set in
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‘My aim is true’ – what Elvis Costello can teach charities
There’s a man I’ve loved since 1979. I’m going to tell you about him today. He’s Elvis Costello, and he is
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James, football stickers and underpants – my top 10 most popular blogs in 2014!
I’ve been blogging about all sorts in 2014, normally just about managing to relate the topic back to some aspect
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Have some time to stand and stare
I was out Christmas shopping in central London one weekday evening recently. It was pretty full on. People were rushing
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Men’s underpants and why charities need to think about them
Today I want to talk about men’s underpants, and what they should mean to the charity sector. OK I know
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10 points I learned about developing ‘Tech for Good’
I attended Nesta’s #techforgood event for UK Fundraising last week, which addressed how to engender digital innovation in charities. First
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WWND? Seven lessons from a great manager
I’ve been lucky enough to have worked under some very good managers. But I’ve had one manager who was great. And
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