Take a look at the latest opinion pieces from the Cause4 team.
Welcome to May's Pick of the Month! We’re excited to feature individuals who are making a real impact in the charity world. From creative social innovators to tireless charity leaders, their work is all about driving change and improving lives. We’ll take a closer look at their unique paths, the challenges they’ve navigated, and the incredible contributions they’re making to communities across the UK. Come join us in celebrating their inspiring efforts!
For National Volunteers' Week, the Cause4 team considers how best to engage volunteers in fundraising.
May the Fourth be with you! This month, we spoke with a Fellow putting the voice of young people front and centre in her work, and two Charity Leaders empowering LGBTQ+ people in Devon and beyond.
Cause4's Trustee Leadership Programme is back for two new courses this summer - why not book a place on our Emerging Chairs Programme today?
Of all the things daffodils could possibly teach someone, you’d think fundraising is pretty unlikely. But on a cold February evening in 2019, four strangers and I at the Charity Fast-Track bootcamp in London were given a £1 coin and challenged to turn it into something much, much more.
Employers in arts, culture and heritage face hard choices about what to invest in and how to effectively plan for the long term, writes Michelle Wright.
April brings with it longer days, lockdown easing… and Pick of the Month! This month we spoke with a Social Entrepreneur campaigning to stop plastic pollution at the source, a leader of a LGBTQ+ theatre, and a Trustee on the Board of a homeless charity in Essex.
How can Trustees plan for leaving governance roles in a way that supports individuals and the charity which they support?
Lessons from a dozen arts fundraisers across the UK, supporting artists and communities during Covid-19.
This month we spoke with a Social Entrepreneur using fresh surplus bread to brew beer and ales, and a Charity Leader who founded the first news website for Filipinos in the UK.
Funders and audiences are losing their appetite for virtual events, writes Michelle Wright. What comes next for arts fundraising?
