Charities are under pressure. Costs are rising, demand for services is growing, and budgets are stretched. So it’s understandable that PR might not feel like a priority. But as Bill Clinton once said, “If I had two dollars left, I’d spend one on PR.” And he had a point.

As 2024 looms and with the cost-of-living crisis in full flow, charities are facing more challenges than ever before to raise vital funds. We speak to experts from a range of charities including British Heart Foundation, Sense and the British Red Cross about the new year’s resolutions charities can make to boost their fundraising income. 

This article appeared on UK Fundraising

A recent survey from Charity Comms revealed that just over half of charity professionals felt cross-team communication was effective within their charity. So why are siloes an issue and how can we dismantle them?

This article was published in Charity Times

With the cost of giving crisis leaving many charities concerned about their income, I spoke to AI experts about how the new technology could be the secret to bringing in millions for charities.