DMA maps out fundraising future for charity sector
Industry body the DMA is attempting to ease the pressure on charity marketers in the wake of the ongoing backlash…
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Charities face huge fines for ignoring opt-out service
Charities which ignore the Fundraising Preference Service would still be in breach of the law – and liable for fines…
Charities await fate in ICO data abuse investigations
Charities are bracing themselves for further sanctions from the Information Commissioner’s Office after the regulator confirmed its investigations into the…
Charities hit by new claims of aggressive fundraising
Five charities – Save the Children, Children’s Trust, Unicef UK, Action for Children and learning disability organisation Hft – have…
Oxfam to lose £40m in EU funding following Brexit
While businesses across the UK brace themselves for the Brexit fall-out Oxfam has predicted it will lose up to £40m…
Charity chief claims 1.3m unhappy with fundraising
The head of the Fundraising Standards Board has claimed that the 66,000-plus complaints about charity fundraising in 2015 are just the…
Liquidator gives up on £1m debts of agency chief
The liquidator chasing over £1m in debts left by the latest business failure of controversial charity agency boss Chris Stoddard…
Media backlash triggers 10-year low in charity trust
Public trust and confidence in charities has fallen to the lowest recorded level since monitoring began in 2005, according to…
Major charities dragging feet over regulator funding
RNIB, the Salvation Army and Plan International UK are among a group of charities which have yet to agree to…
Positive changes can benefit charities and donors
One of these key changes is the way in which personal data is handled, particularly with the new EU General…