Charity regulator tries mass leaflet drop to boost FPS
The Fundraising Regulator is attempting to boost sign-ups to the flagging Fundraising Preference Service by launching a major public awareness…
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‘Knee-jerk’ charity opt-out scheme has just 7,000 users
Claims that the Fundraising Preference Service would spread like a plague of locusts through the charity sector have been blown…
Fundraising Regulator boss to step down, Grade goes on
Fundraising Regulator chief executive Stephen Dunmore is to stand down in June 2018 after two and a half years, but…
Top universities branded dunces over data abuse claims
The UK’s top universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, King’s College and the London School of Economics, have been branded “data protection…
Telegraph under fire over ‘laughable’ charity mail claims
Daily Telegraph claims that charities are “dodging the rules” for direct mail fundraising by using unaddressed missives to avoid the…
Donors shun FPS as sign-ups trickle in at 230 a week
Charity marketers may be left wondering what all the fuss was about over the Fundraising Preference Service after the latest…
Fundraising Regulator details rise in marketing moans
The Fundraising Regulator has admitted that it is getting more complaints from consumers than its predecessor – the now-defunct Fundraising…
Charity regulator risks turf war row by wooing agencies
The Fundraising Regulator is risking accusations that it is waging a turf war with marketing trade bodies after calling on…
Just 2,617 consumers sign up to the FPS in first month
Fears that the Fundraising Preference Service would trigger a mass opt out of charity communications appear to have been way…
Grade ‘an embarrassment’ and must resign, say critics
Fundraising Regulator chair Lord Michael Grade has been branded “an embarrassment” with a “complete lack of empathy” following the launch…