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BuytoGive: The Online Marketplace Turning Everyday Shopping into Charity Cash
Boost your fundraising income effortlessly with BuytoGive, an online marketplace connecting UK retailers with mindful shoppers. Launched in April by entrepreneur Kevin Turner, it focuses on philanthropy.

Tech Support for Charities: The Free Resource You Can’t Afford to Ignore
Need a new website or mobile app? Need help with social media scheduling? Before overspending, read our latest blog post on how TechtotheRescue can assist.

Wealth Shared: A Radical Act of Giving
When 34-year-old David Clarke inherited £100,000, he didn’t invest it in stocks and shares. Or buy a property. Or blow it all on a Lamborghini.
He decided to give it all to good causes And he let twelve strangers decide which charities to give it to.
Sounds crazy, right?
But there was method to his madness. Read on to find out more.

Why Donor Fatigue Might Be a Myth
Oxford Reference defines donor fatigue as a ‘reluctance to commit to voluntary donations due to repeated demands’. Is it real? Will excessive asks cause donors to disengage? We explore the evidence in today's blog.

Unlocking the Potential of Payroll Giving
Payroll giving, specifically through the Give As You Earn (GAYE) scheme, has been a significant avenue for charitable contributions in the UK since its inception in 1987, having raised over £2 billion for various good causes. However, recent research indicates a concerning decline in the number of both employees and employers participating in this initiative. As a consequence, charities are potentially missing out on millions in much-needed funds. Understanding the factors behind this downward trend is crucial for revitalizing participation and ensuring that charities can continue to benefit from this valuable source of income. Discover how organizations can adapt and leverage payroll giving to enhance their fundraising efforts and engage both current and prospective supporters effectively.