Charities & Not-For-Profit Market Research Insights And Findings
Survey Shows Corporate Charity Activities are Important to Britons
May 2013
The latest charity market research, undertaken on behalf of financial services organisation Foresters, has revealed that the UK public expects businesses to donate to good causes. Of the Britons who took part in the nationwide survey, as many as 89% thought… Read more...
Survey Reveals UK Public Often Ignorant about Services that Charities Offer
May 2013
A survey by nfpSynerg, which polled one thousand Britons, has highlighted that the UK public rarely think to turn to charities as their first port of call for advice or support on important matters, such as financial difficulties, housing, social benefits,… Read more...
Market Research Finds Charities Largely Unaware of Impact of Localism Agenda
May 2013
Market research carried out by the Foundation for Social Improvement demonstrates that many organisations have never heard of the Localism Act or have only heard of it in passing - feeling they do not know enough about the Act to give their views on it. The… Read more...
Market Research Suggests Small Charities Lack Certain Expertise
May 2013
The UK Small Charity Sector Skills Survey 12/13 suggests that almost two-fifths (37%) of small charities cannot improve their services due to skills gaps among key staff. In addition, two thirds stated that they did not have any funds available to invest… Read more...
National Survey Reveals How Britons Feel about Charity
March 2013
Reportedly the largest survey of its kind, a study by New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) which questioned 3,000 people who had donated more than £50 last year has uncovered some interesting facts about the British attitude to charity. In terms of… Read more...
Survey Finds UK Charities at Risk from Dwindling Donation Support
November 2012
The latest survey by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), covering more than 3,000 Britons, has revealed that charity donations are currently on the decrease. Donations fell by as much as 20% during 2011/12, with the number of people giving to… Read more...
