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April - May 07

A selection of articles from the issue are featured below.

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Full contents of the April - May 2007 issue

 
 
 
Voluntarism has historically been the bedrock of the third sector, but is it time for change? As charities become increasingly professional and business-like organisations, Hannah Fearn asks if payment of board members can help hook in the best candidates for the job
 

 
 
 
The new breed of social entrepreneurs have much to offer charities, and vice versa. Sandra Haurant discovers how the two can work together for mutually beneficial gains
 

 
 
 
Does it matter if a charity’s mission evolves but its charitable objects don’t change to reflect this? It very well could do, finds Peter Davy, though changing objects can be a potentially tedious process
 

 
 
 

Plucking volunteers from big business can help charities gather a highly skilled voluntary workforce. Hannah Fearn speaks to the members of a pioneering business development group supporting one charity, and finds out what others can learn from their experience

 


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Supplement : ICT

 

Thinking IT through

 
 
Nicola Thompson outlines recent research from the ICT Hub, and says that the voluntary sector needs to embrace new technological opportunities to better engage with its users

 
 
With increasing numbers of employees working remotely, a raft of new IT security issues has arisen. Gary Flood looks at the controls organisations can put in place to avoid nasty security breaches and frustrating data loss

 
 
 
It may not seem of critical importance, but failure to properly register and maintain internet domain names can turn into a costly and time-consuming nightmare. David Adams reports

 

 

Focus on: Direct marketing

 

Staying on target

 

 


 
 
 
Though targeted multi-channel direct marketing may be more involved than a run-of-the-mill bulk mailshot, the potential of a significantly increased response rate makes it all worthwhile, finds Emily Cubit

 

Direct marketing survey (pdf here)

 
 

 
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