Newsletters 2012

Newsletters 2012

14 December 2012 - 2012's final newsletter presents our 12 Free Reports of Christmas! We also look at why there is still life in the collection bucket and what the ordinary person can do in the fight against climate change.

29 November 2012 - November's third newsletter calls for a panel of charities to be set up to monitor giving, why charities are never really independent plus our free Insights presentations.

15 November 2012 - November's second newsletter looks at how charities can bring politics back to the people and vice versa, how People and Planet are teaching the nation about Fairtrade and our next Insights event.

01 November 2012 - November's first newsletter looks at why MPs and charities need to work together, why a celebrity endorsement can be extremely risky and details some upcoming events.

18 October 2012 - October's second newsletter calls for the third sector to make it easy to see how much is spent on a cause, why charities need to be bold and take some risks and looks at events on the horizon.

04 October 2012 - October's first newsletter recommends how charities can build their trust levels and details the argument about whether trustees should be paid and the inherent risks.

20 September 2012 - September's second newsletter asks what is the point of charity anniversaries, contemplates whether you should pay your interns and offers our latest free research.

06 September 2012 - September's first newsletter looks at how Michele Madden, our MD, responds to our controversial blog from last month, how the Football League might have scored an own goal and your ideas for our next Insights event.

23 August 2012 - August's second newsletter looks at the controversial issue of time off in lieu in the charity sector, whether Net Promoter Scoring has a use in charity research and how to find out what MPs in devolved assemblies think of your organisation.

09 August 2012 - The first newsletter of August looks at putting the volunteer pedal to the medal, David vs Lottery Goliath and the regulation trail blazers.

24 July 2012 - Our second newsletter of July looks at how to get the best out of employee volunteering, the next step for your charity and four FREE presentations from our Insights event.

12 July 2012 - In the first of our new fortnightly newsletters, we look at what charities think makes the model grant-maker, how to find out how the public view your brand and all of our upcoming free research.

20 June 2012 - This months featured blog post gives patronage points to the members of the royal family, we look into how charities can make the most of legacy giving in the next decades, and highlight our Attitudes and Awareness Parliamentary Monitor for public service bodies.

23 May 2012 - In this edition you can read our latest blog post about corporate partnerships, find information about our Primary Healthcare Monitor and learn about technology-enabled giving.

25 April 2012 - This month we examine issues of donor trust, Joe Saxton asks for your feedback on lotteries and we showcase our Charity Media Monitor.

22 March 2012 - This newsletter features a report on the importance of resilience in the work place, as well as pieces on our Youth Engagement Monitor, plans for a new research product and an editorial on how to make your mark at Westminster.

22 February 2012 - Read about the governments lobbying register and charities, our involvement with the Clore Social Leadership Programme and how to make sure MP's and Lords notice your campaigns.

24 January  2012 - In 2012's first newsletter, find out why Charities should love being compared to Tesco. Learn about our brand new Christian Syndicate Monitor as well as what's happening at our offices here in Spitalfields.