‘Kitchen table charities’ get a quick explanation in a short comment piece in The Observer: How to be a kitchen table heroine. Via the Guardian’s Comment is Free pages, one reader says “If you know of anyone setting up a network for kitchen table heroines then let me know!” We’d …
I seem to be almost agreeing with the opinion pieces emanating from Luke FitzHerbert at Directory of Social Change these days, unlike when I worked alongside him there. In this week’s Third Sector, he asks how the sector can justify its tax breaks, when “too often” charities operate like businesses …
Welcome to my first ever blog posting! With a partner who loves computers almost as much as he loves me, I have been exposed to the techie bloggers for some time now. At the moment I volunteer for a local (Worcester) community centre, but it wasn’t actually that easy to …
Hi, I started a charity fundraiser almost 14 weeks ago which I called Money For Old Rope. I got my inspiration from Kyle MacDonald, the guy who traded a paperclip for a house and I am doing well, I am onto my fourth trade now so please pop in and …
For those who like to read real life experiences in IT, there’s a newish blog from someone taking a new position as a IT manger in a non-profit. While based in New York, nearly all of it so far wouldn’t be out of place this side of the pond. Non-profit …
A blog post picked up in our haphazard trawl shows the hazard of trying to keep things clean using technology: From spenceruk on LiveJournal “I’ve just added my name to Cancer Research UK’s ‘Cancer 2020′ petition. It’s all about urging politicians across the UK to start planning today for the …
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