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Alisha Fernandez Miranda Alisha Fernandez Miranda

Giving: The Next Generation

Capturing the attention of the next gen donor has been the holy grail for those trying to catalyse investment into social good, and for good reason.

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Emily Collins-Ellis Emily Collins-Ellis

#ClimateStrike — Which charities are tackling the climate emergency?

At I.G., as a registered B Corp and an organisation made up of people who would quite like the planet to remain hospitable to human life, we fully support the #ClimateStrike on the 20th September. In fact, if you are in London there is a chance you will see Team I.G. proudly taking part in the protest!

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Amy Whight Amy Whight

Extinction Rebellion: What’s next and how can philanthropists get involved?

Mother nature is finally gaining a stronger voice. Last week, the UK declared an ‘environment and climate change emergency’, one of the key demands of Extinction Rebellion (XR), the campaign calling on the public to join their non-violent civil disobedience protests and pushing governments globally to prioritise environmental policies.

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Emily Collins-Ellis Emily Collins-Ellis

Ways to make your giving great

Last month the EQ Investors team hosted an evening seminar for clients and friends to discuss charitable giving. Alongside Founder John Spiers presenting the excellent Giving is Great guide and charity search platform, and Jim Clifford OBE of Bates Wells Braithwaite sharing his wisdom and expertise, I was delighted to share some of my insights on how to make your giving great.

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Jasmine Awad Jasmine Awad

5 successful corporate partnerships with small NGOs

Corporate partnerships are a challenge for any non-profit, but can often feel especially out of reach for the smallest organisations, who can’t rely on large brands or networks. These fives examples show how genuine impact can be achieved by small organisations through proactive and purposeful collaboration with business.

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Amy Whight Amy Whight

Times are Changing: Why you should consider becoming a Trustee in 2019

Currently, 92% of trustees in UK non-profits consist of white males over 50 with an above average income and level of education. Although this paints a less dynamic view of the sector, Sophie Livingstone, the Managing Director of Trustees Unlimited, has assured me that times are changing, and we should all think about what charitable boards need — and what we can offer.

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