As Pink Floyd once said: 'Money - it's a hit'. This sentiment remains the same in our society, but the way we use money has changed significantly since this lyric was penned in 1973. Our blog this week asks - what does an increasingly cashless society mean for charities, and how can they adapt in this changing environment?
Announcing our new monitor, the Charity Brand Evaluator, our product for in-depth brand research to help charities understand how their brand is performing in all circumstances.
Labour recently announced their intention to include a pilot version of Universal Basic Income in their next election manifesto. They are by no means alone in toying with this radical social policy. The idea has been championed by the Green Party and the SNP, as well as various pressure groups. With countries such as Finland, Spain and the Netherlands running pilot schemes, the implementation of Universal Basic Income is increasingly looking like a realistic possibility.
People like charity shops, so why are they disappearing?
How a clever tool can help to expand your supporter base and engage the disengaged.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is now so part and parcel of the way most companies operate in the UK. Imagine if, similarly, every charity had a strategic goal to go beyond their core remit and support their community in some further way?
Thank you everyone for being with us in 2017! The best gift we can give you is what we love doing the most: research. Here are 12 free most popular reports for you this year. See you in 2018!
Football is very popular around the world, but the same cannot always be said of those who play and manage it at a professional level. Inflated wages, tax evasion scandals and transfer fees in the hundreds of millions are just a few of the reasons that for many, the sport leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.
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