By historical standards, we live in an unparalleled age of peace, prosperity, security and good health.

Presenting the best comments we received from our latest research with journalists.

People like charity shops, so why are they disappearing?

Demographic change questions many conventional practices and policies, including service provision by charities.

Why disintermediation is one of the biggest threats to fundraising.

Concerns about individual physical health are a greater worry for people than their financial security.

When nfpSynergy found out that only 5% of the charity sector’s advertising spend was used on the internet, compared to 46.

In this week's blog Joe Saxton looks at a big picture (as usual) and talks about interesting phenomena in the charity sector.

For faith-based charities, a common challenge is attracting supporters who are not necessarily religious or belong to a specific denomination.

Including data charts from our latest research

In the wake of Comic Relief announcing that they're moving away from using celebrities to front films, we're wondering - what could be wrong with inviting celebrities to advocate for your cause?

Charity parliamentary teams face the constant challenge of how to best use funds to get their message heard by politicians. In this blog, we explore some of the methods we feel will work best to get MPs on side.

Joe Saxton went to visit FareShare last week at their London warehouse and sets out their latest campaign to try and reduce the amount of food waste in the UK.

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Based on our recent survey data, a report from 2012 and a sprinkling of personal experience, Joe Saxton looks at what CEOs need to understand about grant-making.

Do you listen to your stakeholders regularly? Are you sure you do it right?