
Blog
Even where charity demand is falling, funder support is crucial
By Naomi Chapman .
On 5 January 2023.
For a notable subsection of the charity sector in the UK, where services have a cost to users, demand is likely to fall over the winter. However, it’s just as important that funders put in place a considered response to help these charities.


Blog
Embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion in grantmaking due diligence
By Cristina Andreatta .
On 14 December 2022.
Due diligence checks often don’t consider the challenges some minority-led organisations may face, which makes it harder for minority-led organisations to get funded.

Blog
What we can learn from disaster fundraising
By Andy Beeforth.
On 22 November 2022.
In this guest blog, Andy Beeforth shares five key lessons from Nottingham Trent University’s evaluation of the Trust’s £100m Coronavirus Appeal

Blog
The UK’s economic turmoil is a hit to philanthropy’s reputation
By Charles Keidan.
On 16 November 2022.
In this guest blog, Executive Editor of Alliance magazine Charles Keidan shares what policy changes are needed to strengthen philanthropists' credibility.

Blog
Why funders should help charities pay the real Living Wage
By Marina Ageyeva .
On 4 November 2022.
In this guest blog, Marina Ageyeva from The Living Wage Foundation shares why funders should help charities pay the real Living Wage


Resources
Environmental philanthropy
By Liz Gadd .
On 18 October 2022.
This guide is for anyone new to environmental philanthropy, and especially if you already fund social issues.

Blog
A £72bn question: Why foundations should invest their endowments for impact
By Laura Boyle and Matthew Mannix.
On 1 September 2022.
This guest blog on why foundations should invest more of their endowments in impact investments is by Laura Boyle and Matthew Mannix. Laura Boyle is Head of Stakeholder Engagement at Snowball. Matthew Mannix is an independent philanthropy and impact investment consultant.