We’re entering a post-Covid world – Lockdown is continuing to lift, and life seems to be adjusting to a new normal where people wear masks and chat to each other from 2m away.
So many people have commented ‘what a time to be in lockdown’ – A time when technology has been our saviour.
Don’t you just wish that you could raise money for the charities close to your heart just by going about your normal shopping?
We recently read an interesting article from Charity Digital about how the isolation of the Coronavirus pandemic has brought charities closer to their donors than ever before – taking things online has seemed to strengthen the relationship between charities and their supporters amid this crisis.
As the demand for services continues to rise, a study has found that the charity sector is facing a £10 billion shortfall struggle.
We’ve been happily astonished at the staggering amounts of money raised during this pandemic though some epic fundraisers. Captain Tom Moore with his herculean efforts,
“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You
Easter has brought a welcome announcement for British charities, with the government pledging £750 million in a support package to help ensure they can continue
People are being urged to work from home, schools are closing and events across the UK are being cancelled or postponed. Where does this leave
The world of donation technology has seen the recent launch of Lunchbox – an initiative to raise money for children in the developing world through
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