Take a look at the latest opinion pieces from the Cause4 team.
Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy launches practical guidance, commissioned by Arts Council England, to support fundraising governance, decision-making and public trust across the arts and cultural sector.
The May edition of our Trustee Leadership Programme Newsletter is now online. Read the newsletter here without subscribing, or subscribe to receive future newsletters.
A new 90-minute online course on leading charities through the COVID-19 crisis: guidance, legal responsibilities, best practice, and an opportunity to ask questions.
Cause4 has been blown away by the response of the third sector to the pandemic, so this month we’re looking at how four leaders across the sector are adapting to COVID-19 in amazing ways.
The Institute of Fundraising’s latest report ‘Missing Out: Understanding the female leadership gap in fundraising’ provides detail on how gender is affecting the ability of women to reach the top jobs.
At a time when finances are dominating Board meetings, we talked to Trustee Leadership Programme alumni John Chambers about Charity Investments.
As part of our dedicated programme to help fundraisers navigate this challenging time, Cause4 and Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy are pleased to be able to bring you their latest issue of Now, New and Next. This time, it’s a special issue wholly dedicated to Fundraising at Times of Crisis.
We hope that you are staying safe and had a restful Easter weekend during this difficult time. To find out more about what Cause4 is doing to support the sector and for our latest news and activites, read our Spring 2020 newsletter.
Cause4 has launched three new virtual training days to support organisations that are adapting to a much changed environment.
Cause4 examines how charities can effectively hire new Trustees at this time, and showcases the silver lining of a new recruitment process.
Michelle Wright examines the lay of the land for arts organisations in the UK during the Covid-19 lockdown and explains why she thinks Welsh arts organisation must hold their nerve.
