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- ‘Once I went to the sanctuary, I became completely hooked’
Di Satterthwaite of Birchington in Kent has donated to the donkey sanctuary for more than 20 years
- Donkeys in clover - but charity leaders call for a rethink
Britain’s idiosyncratic culture of giving rewards animal and cancer charities over those for victims of domestic violence and asylum seekers
- MS Society uses cash machines to get message across
The Multiple Sclerosis Society has launched a campaign to raise the profile of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week by advertising on cash machines.
- Website offers charities cash from online shoppers
A new website is offering charities the chance to make money when their supporters shop online.
- Campaign will encourage children to make ’small changes’
TimeBank has linked up with campaign group We Are What We Do to target young volunteers.
- Letters: Animal charities and rape crisis centres
Letters: The government’s recent commitment to invest £1m in rape crisis centres must be increased if a real difference is to be made
- New guidelines on volunteering and benefits
The Government is to publish new guidance for the rules on volunteering and entitlement to benefits, third sector minister Phil Hope announced at the Volunteering England Convention.
- Emine Saner on the British public’s love of animal charities
Emine Saner: The Donkey Sanctuary in Devon received £20m in 2006 - more than donations given to prominent charities supporting women who have been victims of violence
- Lobbying ’should be better planned’
Charities should take a more planned approach to getting volunteers involved in lobbying, Ben Summerskill, chief executive of Stonewall, will say tomorrow at the Volunteering England national convention.
- Blogging ‘could be a barrier to charitable status’
Online donor advice service Intelligent Giving has warned site users that it may have to change the focus of its blog in order to qualify for charitable status.
