Take a look at the latest opinion pieces from the Cause4 team.
Recruiting on the basis of passion for the arts doesn’t make sense in vital income-generating roles, says Michelle Wright. Sector leaders need a talented pool of fundraisers with recognised knowledge and skills.
As the fundraising profession faces a skills crisis, is it time to introduce formal pathways into the profession?
We are delighted to announce three upcoming courses for new and existing charity Trustees, delivered virtually via Zoom.
With a global pandemic, personal and professional lockdown and economic turmoil, you could be forgiven for thinking that the only answer is to focus on survival for 2020. In this article for Companies Digest, Michelle Wright argues for why ethics should still be a key consideration.
A new programme has been announced to support arts fundraisers whose jobs have been affected by the global health crisis.
Cause4 launches a new programme of business support for heritage organisations in England
Social enterprise and B-Corporation Cause4, has been awarded funding by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to develop and deliver a Business Support Programme for 150 small or medium sized heritage organisations across England, in partnership with the AMA and Creative United.
Michelle Wright considers how we can protect quality fee-based training in learning and development.
This month’s sector round-up features a Charity Leader and a Trustee furthering causes close to their hearts, a social enterprise supporting refugees, and an arts fundraiser raising vital funds through Covid-19.
Cause4 CEO Michelle Wright writes about Next Generation Philanthropy - What Matters To Millenial Mega-Donors?
Cause4 speaks to Alexandra Dariescu, pianist and entrepreneur, about how musical talent and business skills should go hand in hand.
