Author: Krislyn Tan
Our top 10 monthly reads for charities – July
And just like that, it’s nearly August. Here were our favourite charity- and charity-related reads from July: No more ‘computer says…
Practical steps towards a more diverse team
There are clear benefits to hiring a more diverse workforce. In teams, diversity brings with it better creativity, trust and…
Our top 10 monthly reads for charities
We’ve rounded up our ten favourite reads from the last month – all the charity and charity-adjacent write ups from around…
Foundations for a finely-tuned supporter journey
Happiness is a finely tuned, well-delivered supporter journey. In an ideal world, we’d love to have all of our journeys…
Training: no money? No problem.
In the charity sector, we value people based on passion rather than experience. After all, people are our most valuable…
The rise of the Chief Supporter Officer, and what it means for fundraising
You might have noticed, but there’s been a quiet revolution in the charity sector. Over the last few years, new…
Three things charities need to invest in to be digitally great
Last week, Care2 released their 2019 Digital Outlook Report. Their findings took a step back from digital delivery and focused…
Digital things we’re keeping an eye on this week
Here are the digital and fundraising things we’re keeping an eye on this week, and what they mean for you….
What charities can learn from grassroots organisations
Last week, Pete Buttigieg – the Democratic Mayor of South Bend, Indiana – made a stunning announcement. The relatively unknown candidate’s…
5 things I wish I knew when I started Facebook Advertising
I don’t remember what the first Facebook post I ever put money on was. That’s what my charity called it…
How to bring a quiet charity social feed to life
It’s an interesting time to be on social media. Having such a publicly accessible platform can be a powerful tool…
3 digital updates we’re keeping an eye on this week
In a constantly changing, digitally-driven world, it’s hard to tell which new features and trends are the ones to keep…
