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Kate Middleton’s charities: a curious but quite good set for a beginner

Posted on January 31, 2012 by carolinefiennes

The Duchess Formerly Known as Kate Middleton announced today her first four charity affiliations. It’s a quirky set. If she’s clever, Kate (if we’re still allowed to call her that) can add a load more value to them. The overriding precept of … Continue reading →

Posted in Donor behaviour & giving stats, Fundraising, Great charities | Tagged celebrity, duchess cambridge, duke of cambridge, kate middleton, Royal, Royal wedding, Scouts, volunteer, volunteering | Leave a comment

Cheryl Cole Foundation: The most important 3 words

Posted on January 31, 2012 by carolinefiennes

It’s off to a great start. But trouble ahead? Here’s what it should do. In its first year, Cheryl Cole’s Foundation is teaming up with the Prince’s Trust. Good. New donors almost always do well to partner with existing donors and existing charities. … Continue reading →

Posted in Donor behaviour & giving stats | Tagged celebrity, charity, Cheryl, Comic Relief, donor, donor education, foundation, giving, outsource, partnership, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Prince's Trust, Red Nose Day, Royal, volunteer, volunteering | 6 Comments

Prince Harry: gives charity what he does best

Posted on January 28, 2012 by carolinefiennes

Prince Harry goes to the Arctic: of course the press go too. Smart guy. He’s doing what great donors do best: bringing to his charitable passions the most valuable and most unusual resources he can access. Raising the profile and … Continue reading →

Posted in Effective giving | Tagged Arctic, celebrity, charity, Diana, group philanthropy, HIV, impact, Prince Harry, Royal, volunteer, volunteering | Leave a comment

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Kate Middleton’s charities: a curious but quite good set for a beginner

Cheryl Cole Foundation: The most important 3 words

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