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Are we getting it right? And who is? I Wish I’d Thought of That 2015

You don’t need me to tell you that charities, and fundraisers in particular, have been getting quite a kicking in ...read more.

What Blue Peter taught me about fundraising campaigns

I hate to admit to being old enough but I am a child of the 1980s, and many memories of ...read more.

It’s about the journey – 10 lessons from day 2 of IoF’s National Fundraising Convention

Even before I got to the Institute of Fundraising Convention today, I was thinking about journeys. Day two coincided with ...read more.

“New balls, please!” – 10 lessons from day 1 of IoF’s National Fundraising Convention

A few years back, I was lucky enough to have a day ticket to the outer courts at Wimbledon. It ...read more.

What marshmallows can teach us about fundraising

I like marshmallows. Do you? And do you, like me, work in the voluntary sector? If your answer was yes ...read more.

Thumbs up: what I learned from Stephen Sutton

This month – May 2015 – sees the first anniversary of the death of a young man who taught me ...read more.

How did Comic Relief get to a billion?

Red Nose Day 2015 was another big success. And the icing on the cake this time was the news that the charity ...read more.

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 ...read more.

Three lessons on supporter communications from tube announcers

While I’m a rather mild-mannered commuter, there’s one platform announcement on the London Underground that’s guaranteed to irritate me. Picture the ...read more.

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 ...read more.

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