This is a collection of blogs looking at the the ethics of fundraising regulation.
Continue reading KNOWLEDGE: Fundraising ethics blogs – regulationCategory: Donorcentrism
NEW IDEAS: The donor is always right, part 2 – does it lead to donor correctness gone mad?
If it’s beneficiaries, rather than donors, who are actually charities’ ‘consumers’, Ian MacQuillin asks if this changes how fundraising ought to be regulated.
Continue reading NEW IDEAS: The donor is always right, part 2 – does it lead to donor correctness gone mad?NEW IDEAS: The donor is always right, part 1 – is being a donor the same thing as being a consumer?
Fundraising regulation is often predicated on the assumption that donors require the same degree of ‘protection’ as consumers. In the first of a two-part blog, Ian MacQuillin argues that it’s beneficiaries, not donors, who are a charity’s true consumers
Continue reading NEW IDEAS: The donor is always right, part 1 – is being a donor the same thing as being a consumer?
Critical Fundraising 