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The voluntary sector has been described as losing its way by a commentator on social policy.
According to Dave Clements, there is an "unseemingly" scramble for funding among charitable organisations at the present time, as a result of funding cuts imposed by the coalition government as it looks to reduce Britain's debts.
Writing for the Guardian, he said some individuals working in fundraising j...
More people are donating money to support those in fundraiser jobs, although the total amount of money given has remained at the same level.
This is the finding of a study commissioned by the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) and the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO).
Over the course of the last year, the British public were discovered to have handed over £11 billion, with over a mill...
Charities may be forced to reorganise their fundraiser jobs, due to financial issues affecting the sector at the present time.
According to Simon Morrison, marketing and communications director at the Institute of Fundraising, there is an increasing feeling of anxiety in the voluntary sector.
Speaking to Third Sector, he revealed many members of the body are looking into the ways they raise funds as they ...
An organisation has stated it has been inundated with offers to work in charity careers as sheep watchers.
The Avon Wildlife Trust advertised for individuals interested in keeping an eye on a flock it is using to graze and clear scrub at the Brown's Folly reserve near Bathford, reports BBC News.
Social media websites were used by the body in a bid to attract those wishing to work in charity jobs.
The Trust's Joe Middle...
A local authority has announced it is to clamp down on those who work in fundraising jobs in the area.
Islington Council is aiming to restrict the numbers of collectors operating in pedestrian areas such as the Angel, Islington, and Highbury Corner, reports the Islington Gazette.
Councillor Susan Buchanan, Liberal Democrat member for St Mary's ward, explained residents are complaining about being &quo...