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July-Aug 07
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A
selection of articles from the issue are featured
below.
To
view the contents page from this issue, click the
link below. To open this page you will need acrobat
reader. If you need to download this, click here
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Full
contents of the July-Aug 2007 issue |
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With
the birth of two new organisations focusing
on charity PR, the importance of effective
communications has returned to the fore. Peter
Davy examines PR strategy, and how charities
can make the media work for them |
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The
Charities Act 2006 has made charity mergers
a simpler, more attractive prospect. As competition
for funding continues to bite, will smaller
charities merge in order to create a level
playing field with third sector dominants?
Hannah Fearn finds out |
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Though
climate change is arguably the most pressing
concern of the 21st Century, grant funding
for environmental projects has been experiencing
a downward trend. Peter Davy finds out why
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Representing
the latest in environmentally friendly technologies,
green office buildings have been designed
to significantly reduce waste and carbon
emissions, while providing potentially massive
savings in energy costs. David Adams examines
the workings of three such buildings, and
the benefits they are providing
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The
top 100 charities got their reports and
accounts in on time this year, but the sector’s
track record hasn’t been great. Christopher
Andrews looks at the Charity Commission’s
File Early campaign, and asks what charities
can do to get it right
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Counting
the cash
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Supporter
relationship maintenance must be imbedded
at a strategic level, and can no longer simply
be an afterthought. Emily Cubit investigates
how donor care is evolving in an increasingly
competitive environment |
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Today’s
record city bonuses may attract a hostile
reaction from the more modestly paid, but
they present exciting new fundraising opportunities
for the third sector. Hannah Fearn finds out
how charities are competing for a share of
the pockets of the UK’s richest people. |
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Stephen
Lloyd rounds up the major insurance issues
facing the third sector, and says that charities
are just as likely to be targets for claims
as any other organisation |
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Charities
depend heavily on volunteer workers, but are
they afforded second-class treatment compared
to paid employees when it comes to insurance
cover? Graham Buck finds out |
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