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How to thank your supporters
As a charity, your supporters are essential – so making sure they know how much you appreciate their donations is key to maintaining...
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How to use your evaluation findings to improve your work
Evaluating projects, programmes – or even the work of your whole organisation – can be a transformational step in making sure the ...
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How to comply with GDPR
Every organisation that processes personal data should be compliant with the GDPR but getting to grips with GDPR can be daunting and i...
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How to influence commissioning decisions (if you're a charity)
How charities can influence decisions about the commissioning of local public services. You can also find out more about how commissi...
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How to set up employer supported volunteering
The benefits of integrating employer supported volunteering (ESV) into work practices are compelling. Much more than simply “doing g...
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How to pitch to the media
Here are our top ten rules for pitching story ideas to journalists and getting your organisation's good work recognised in the press.
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How to fundraise in tough times
Fundraising is an important core income stream for all nonprofit organisations especially in times of recession. So what elements of ...
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How to write an application to a charitable trust
Trust fundraising is not rocket science, yet there is a certain degree of skill and knowledge involved, and certain tried and tested m...
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