Philanthropy Impact

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NCVO and CAF
UK Giving is an annual survey that began in 2004/5 and provides the latest research on individuals' giving to charity - how much is given, who the donors are, where...
Report
NCVO and CAF
UK Giving is an annual survey that began in 2004/5 and provides the latest research on individuals' giving to charity - how much is given, who the donors are, where...
Report
NCVO and CAF
UK Giving is an annual survey that began in 2004/5 and provides the latest research on individuals' giving to charity - how much is given, who the donors are, where...
Report
NCVO and CAF
UK Giving is an annual survey that began in 2004/5 and provides the latest research on individuals' giving to charity - how much is given, who the donors are, where...
Report
HMRC and HMT
This report uses quantitative and qualitative data to look at the relationship between tax incentives and giving in the UK. It argues against providing donors with the opportunity to claim...
Book
By:
Merlin Waterson and Samantha Wyndham with a foreword by Professor Sir David Cannadine
Report
European Venture Philanthropy Association (EVPA)
The European venture philanthropy and social investment sector continues to evolve rapidly and is becoming more sophisticated in the use of instruments to generate greater societal impact, the second annual...
Report
Corporate Citizenship
Businesses continue to tell their stakeholders that they are committed to "embedding" responsible practices into their companies. The Foundations of Business: The Growth of Corporate Foundations in England and Wales...
Breakthrough Breast Cancer (Member)
Organisation
Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s vision is to ensure women no longer die from breast cancer. There are four fundamental aspects to our work: finding the causes of breast cancer, detecting it early, ensuring more precise diagnosis, and discovering new and better treatments for the disease.

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