In recent years, the charity sector has witnessed a surge in family-founded trusts and foundations, often set up in memory of lost loved ones. These foundations are typically born from deeply personal causes, focusing on areas that affected the deceased, such as illness, mental health, or social injustices.
Read MoreCharities face several significant challenges that can vary based on their size, scope, and mission.
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Read MoreThere can be a danger of too many charities duplicating services. When multiple charities are working on similar causes or providing similar services in the same geographic area, it can lead to redundancy, inefficient use of resources, and a fragmented approach to addressing social issues.
Read MoreFor some donors, the thought never crosses their minds, but for others, they want to know the ‘what, when, where, how and how much’ side of things. Here is a breakdown of fees, third-party fundraising sites, restricted and unrestricted funding and more…
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