Door-to-door collections allow charities to engage with supporters in their community at a time when they are at home. Many donations received in this way are regular gifts, so it also helps charities...

Charities publicise their cause in many different ways, including on social media, television, radio, newspapers, posters, leaflets and direct marketing. Whatever method is used, fundraisers must be s...

There are many sources of funding available for charities through grant makers, trusts and foundations. Most of these will decide whether to award funding according to specific criteria, for example s...

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Bucket or cash collections allow charities to collect high volumes of smaller, one-off contributions and to raise awareness of their cause. For donors, bucket collections are a chance to engage wi...

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