What is the most popular cause in the UK? Which cause attracts the largest proportion of individual donations? Discover answers to these and more questions in this free report.
We explore how responsibility for social and environmental issues is distributed between citizens, government and business. Whose job is it to make a positive difference in a problematic society?
Westminster has become a crowded environment for charities, with numerous organisations campaigning and competing for MPs' time. How can charities best navigate this difficult landscape and get their voices heard?
The children and young people charity sector has seen a marked decline in popularity over the past few years. What can charities do to restore a favourable view?
How does a charity translate an unprecedented amount of one-off donations into long-term support needed to make a lasting difference in the lives of beneficiaries?
If you’re a charity working in the Republic of Ireland, our research can help you understand your position in this market and how broader trends affect your work.
If you’re a charity working in Northern Ireland, our research can help you understand your position in this market and how broader trends affect your work.
Micro-volunteering has been heralded as a way to benefit a worthy cause on your own terms to suit your lifestyle with ‘absolutely no commitment’. Can this really be true?
Individual giving is the largest source of fundraising income for charities. It is extremely important that small charities, who often have limited or non-existent budgets, can compete with larger ones for individual giving funds.
Whatever sector your charity or non-profit is working in, we can use our research to assist you in the development of successful services and products.
Our research has contributed to the fundraising strategies for 75% of the UK’s top 50 fundraising charity and non-profit brands over the last 15 years.
