If you are a charity working with healthcare professionals, our charity market research can help you optimise your position in the changing medical landscape.
We collect the views of journalists to help charities secure wider media coverage. Our charity market research can help you shape and improve your engagement with this group.
We understand the complex stakeholders that charities have to deal with. Our charity market research can help you explore and understand various stakeholder groups.
We have been conducting charity market research with the general public for over 15 years. We can help you find out what people think and feel about your charity.
The latest wave of nfpSynergy research in trust in charities and other public institutions shows that charities have recovered from the media coverage in the second half of 2015.
We invited charity and non-profit professionals to take part in our short survey and share their wisdom on what a good level of Gift Aid looks like for them. Now we are feeding back the insights to the sector.
It is hard to pinpoint the original impetus that prompted the creation of the charity. The simplest one is that there was a need, an unexpected need in a country that was supposedly firmly on the road of development.
In 2008 we published the first Mission Impossible report, which brought together over 80 vision and mission statements from a range of non-profit organisations. And now we did it again!
This report aims to provide information about public views on ideal charity spending, the importance of CEO pay in the public eye as well as the public’s perceptions about which activities count as ‘charitable’.
