Interview: How a fundraiser became more data-savvy | Computer Weekly
Charities in the UK are losing out on funding due to poor data management.
Training programs like the Data-Driven Professional Programme are helping charity professionals enhance their data skills.
Taken by Russia, then rescued, young Ukrainians speak out
Russia has abducted over 19,000 minors from Ukraine during the war
Charities like Save Ukraine are working to rescue and rehabilitate these children
Some schools still refusing to enroll new pupils unless 'voluntary' contributions of up to 550 are paid
Acceptance letters from some public schools in Ireland are conditional on payment of contributions, despite the Department of Education stating this practice is not allowed.
Charities are campaigning for voluntary contributions to be abolished, as they disproportionately impact parents from lower-income backgrounds.
Londoner hopes to set world record by skiing in 30 countries in 28 days
James Dick is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for skiing in 30 countries in 28 days.
He is fundraising for The National Brain Appeal and Saint Francis Hospice throughout his challenge.
Duke of Westminster launches co-working space to help charities stay in central London
A new co-working space called Fivefields has been launched in central London specifically for charities and social impact organizations.
The Duke of Westminster's Westminster Foundation will offer grant funding of up to 50% of the membership costs for charities using the space.