Ioan Marc Jones

2 days ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Laura Stanley

The Charity Digital Code of Practice has been revised and updated to meet the challenges of 2025, with extensive information on procurement, data, and artificial intelligence  The Charity Digital Code of Practice (Code) addresses the digital skills gap in charities. The first iteration in 2018 proved immediately useful, as charity leaders navigated the challenges of the pandemic, such as the shifts to remote working and the move to digital service delivery.

2 weeks ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Laura Stanley |Ioan Marc Jones

We explore how charities can effectively evaluate their fundraising software with a new guide from BlackbaudCustomer Relationship Management platforms (CRMs) are an essential part of the fundraising ecosystem. They help boost fundraising by harnessing donor data to create campaigns that are tailored to donors’ behaviours and motivations, making it more likely that they will inspire people to give.

2 weeks ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Ioan Marc Jones |Laura Stanley

Charities in 2025 face a “perfect storm” of “funding falling, costs increasing, and demand climbing,” according to sector body the National Council for Voluntary Organisations’ (NCVO) Road Ahead report. This situation has emerged after a torrid five years for charities, who have had to contend with a dramatic loss of revenue following the pandemic and a subsequent cost-of-living crisis further impacting their finances.

2 weeks ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Laura Stanley |Ioan Marc Jones

You are viewing 1 of your 3 articles as an unregistered userFor unlimited access to our free content, please register or login. Charities of all sizes can reap the benefits of awards and grants. Massive budgets and huge teams are not necessary to get recognised – charities just need a compelling story and the right strategy in order to stand out.

2 weeks ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Laura Stanley |Mary Wessel |Kellie E. Smith |Ioan Marc Jones

We explore how data can help charities create more effective marketing and fundraising strategies that reach more people and drive more impactThere are non-negotiables in charity marketing that cannot be ignored: personalisation builds greater loyalty from supporters; digital channels reach wider audiences; good storytelling drives engagement. What underpins the success of these elements is data.