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What are your taps? Some personal thoughts on fundraising and mental health

Last week I gave a presentation with Mandy Johnson at the Institute of Fundraising Yorkshire conference entitled “Fundraiser, heal thyself.” ...read more.

“What is your charity’s kerosene lamp?” Day 1 at the IoF Yorkshire conference

York has long held a place in this southerner’s heart. It’s the city in which I got married. And I ...read more.

Charity writing digest: Notre Dame, sexual harassment in fundraising and more

This is my first collation of recent interesting and important writing on the charity sector. Subscribers to the 3rd Sector ...read more.

Guest blog: Kindness – the perfect guide to fundraising?

I’m delighted to share this guest post by Susie Hills, who is Joint CEO and Founder of Halpin Partnership: What ...read more.

Good grief! Snoopy, Lucy, Charlie Brown… and me

Good grief! I can’t believe I’ve been writing this blog for six years now, without yet mentioning my very first ...read more.

“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 ...read more.

“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 ...read more.

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 ...read more.

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 ...read more.

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 ...read more.

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