In our ‘Feel Good Fundraising’ series, Bamboo’s digital marketing apprentice, Georgie, follows up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers to ask them the questions no one’s thought to ask.

Georgie, it’s over to you.

Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your spare time? Do you want to give back to a cause you feel passionately about? Have you thought about becoming a trustee?

Read on to get the lowdown.

In our ‘Feel Good Fundraising’ series, Bamboo’s digital marketing apprentice, Georgie, follows up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers, asking them the questions no one’s thought to ask.

Over to Georgie.

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Our ‘Feel Good Fundraising’ series sees Bamboo’s digital marketing apprentice, Georgie, follow up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers to ask them the questions no one’s thought to ask.

Georgie, it’s over to you.

Football legend Peter Crouch and Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts have joined forces to raise money for Stownewall.

Find out what the unlikely duo have done and why in our latest blog post.

In our ‘Feel Good Fundraising’ series, Bamboo’s digital marketing apprentice, Georgie, follows up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers, asking them the questions no one’s thought to ask.

Over to Georgie.

The Charity Commission has updated its guidance around charities and political campaigning.

There’s a lot to chew through to get to the meat of the changes.

As an early Christmas gift, we’ve sifted through the update and pulled together the key points.

In this series, Georgie, our effervescent digital marketing apprentice, will take you on a delightfully  weird and wonderful journey as she follows up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers and asks them the questions that no-one thought to ask. This series will explore inspirational individuals who have taken some ‘different’ approaches to fundraising.

Amongst the bamboo vines lurk people who have run races as trees, executed 24-hour podcasts, and more!

Over to Georgie.

Christmas is a time for giving. And we’re not just talking about gifts for loved ones.

52.6% households in the UK donate to charity in December, making it one of the biggest events in the fundraising calendar.

Here are four cracking campaigns to inspire you this Christmas.

In our ‘Feel Good Fundraising’ series, Bamboo’s digital marketing apprentice, Georgie, follows up on the stories of inspirational volunteer fundraisers to ask them the questions no one’s thought to ask.

Georgie, it’s over to you.

Friend’s fans, this is one for you. Do you remember the episode where the gang discuss whether true altruism exists?

Fundraising trends are ever-changing, and the charity sector is constantly shifting gears to keep up.

What does 2023 have in store? Read on to find out.

Are you looking for fundraising opportunities to boost your charity’s income (for relatively little effort), online? Of course, you are!

The current cost of living crisis has everybody feeling the pinch and tightening the purse strings. It’s affecting charities in two ways.

If you work in the third sector, you’ve probably heard of the Fundraising Regulator. But what is it? How does it work? And should your charity register with them?

Read on to find out.

Are you getting a poor response to your job ads, or worse, no response at all?

A little blue-sky thinking might be just what you need to boost engagement.

Here are five creative recruitment campaigns to inspire you.

Fundraising, like most things, has undergone a huge transformation in the past 50 years, thanks to advances in technology and the ever-expanding digital world.

If you’ve been looking at getting a job in the third sector, chances are you’ll have come across the term “social enterprise.” But what is it? And what makes a social enterprise different from a charity?

Read on to find out.

What’s in a job title really? It’s just words, isn’t it? Words that describe what you do for a living. It doesn’t really matter what the title is, right?

If that’s the case, why do so many people put so much stock in them?