Digital Charity Lab took a bit of a hiatus from events for the first half of this year, due to my workload with Barnardos and volunteering for Together for Yes. But now our events are back (BACK!) with something very different to kick it all off… What: Interactive workshop in Design Thinking When: Monday 10th […]
Ask Direct have a really generous offer for Digital Charity Lab subscribers – 20% off the ticket price for their Fundraising Summer School conference, which takes place this year on the 12th and 13th of July. I attended the Summer School last year and found it to be excellent; with world class speakers and a […]
There’s a great piece in Third Sector by John Dunford of the Developer Society about the questions that non-techies need to run through when planning a digital project. It’s got really sound and straightforward advice about how you can adapt your usual planning processes to work for a digital project. Read the article on thirdsector.co.uk.
Google announced their tough new rules for Google Grant accounts back in December, and they’ve recently started cracking down. I’ve heard from many organisations that their accounts have been disabled, sometimes multiple times. It’s not always about the new rules – some accounts are being suspended because no-one has logged in for over a month. […]
Salesforce.org (the social enterprise wing of Salesforce) are currently running an interesting survey on Non-Profit Digital Marketing. When you fill it out, you’ll get a downloadable Nonprofit Digital Marketer’s Handbook, and see the aggregated survey results.
April gets two online resources of the month, because they’re both so brilliant. I love the new ForaChange website from Craig Dwyer, which is “a tool for campaigners, activists and nonprofit organisations to design and implement an effective digital strategy for achieving progressive social change.” Full of great resources and a really logical step by […]