25 Sep 2007
| by Robert McLuhan
LONDON - Charities have been hit hard by declining response rates from their direct mail in recent...Interest in charity seems to be depleting, indicative of a market affected strongly by headlines ...
surprisingly, the pressures appear to be resulting in greater volumes of mail from charities, not less ...
it is clear that charities still rely heavily on the medium, and some may prefer to boost volumes rather than ...
20 Apr 2010
| by Sara Kimberley
LONDON - Three of the UK's leading health charities have joined forces to encourage individuals...Fat', created by Unruly and Nonsense, will be spread across the charities websites, and there is a ...
them at risk of cancer, Type 2 diabetes and heart disease. A campaign spokesperson for the charities said: "While the online environment is becoming increasingly competitive for charities, we felt ...
28 Oct 2010
| by Rachel Barnes
Amnesty, Save the Children, Oxfam and ActionAid are among the charities to have teamed up to launch...the event. 'Each of these charities has celebrated IWD in the past in its own way,' said the spokeswoman ...
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The other charities involved in the coalition are Women's Aid, Women for Women, Funny Women, Fawcett Society and the White Ribbon Alliance.
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17 Jun 2011
| by Sara Kimberley
JWT and the charity Media Trust are launching a 'Campaigns for Good' competition, giving UK...organisations and charities to enhance their communications, and enable communities to find their voice. The charity runs the national TV channel, the Community Channel.
The winning charity will receive a ...
communications support, resources and training over three months.
To enter, UK charities must have a turnover ...
23 Aug 2010
| by Ben Bold
Charities looking to exploit the marketing potential of search are being given a helping hand...by the IAB with the co-operation of charity brands including Oxfam, Shelter and the COI, which provided best-practice case studies to show less experienced charities and other not-for-profit organisations how effective ...
were falling short of key marketing objectives and that 40% of charity marketers had not been trained ...
05 Feb 2008
| by Emma Rubach
LONDON - Charity marketers are having to adapt their strategies to lift donor numbers and build...Organisations and Charities Aid Foundation Giving Report, suggesting that worries about an imminent recession are beginning to bite. Meanwhile, although charities raised 43bn last year, 49% of this total was accounted for by just 0.39% of the UK s charities, illustrating the fundraising power of big brand names. The report ...
25 Sep 2007
| by David Tiltman
A study for Marketing by Nielsen Media Research shows charities are among the biggest offenders, with 33.7% of their mail discarded unseen. Finance firms, however, have improved: 12.5% of their mail was binned unopened, down from 15.5%. The overall amount of mail disposed of without being opened has barely ...
09 May 2011
Cadbury Dairy Milk launched its next Glass and a Half Full film, continuing the campaign created by Fallon and following previous spots 'gorilla', 'trucks' and 'eyebrow dance'.
05 Aug 2011
| by Matt Williams
JWT London will develop and create a new ad campaign for Aspire after the spinal injuries charity...In June, JWT, working with the Media Trust, invited UK charities to apply for free help with their marketing in 2011.
Four organisations were shortlisted to pitch for the prize, with the winner chosen by a panel that included the former JWT chairman Jeremy Bullmore, JWT's head of planning, Tony Quinn ...
07 Oct 2008
| by Dan Leahul
for the Anthony Nolan Trust leukaemia charity in order to target 3,000 high-net-worth supporters....treatment and the charity's mission to save the lives of those with life-threatening blood illnesses like ...
the charity's chief executive, giving thanks for previous support and introducing the new project. The second ...
enabling the charity's work, the supporter can be part of writing the next chapter in medical history." ...