Welcome to a bonus edition of The Nest Egg!
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Of the 62 charities that participated in this year’s Fundraising ROI’s study, 6 were hospices.
Whilst a participant pool of only 6 isn’t going to win any prizes for scientific acuity, the similarity of their funding models makes the comparisons worthwhile and hopefully interesting to all of you working in this important sector.
So without further ado, let’s get into it!
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Tony and Caroline
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Hospice charity ROI’s
by Caroline Danks
Of the six Hospices that responded to our survey:
All have long established fundraising programmes, with professional fundraising teams in post for 11 or more years
All have volunteers supporting their fundraising, albeit minimally (similar to other large charities)
All said that their trustees were ‘mildly’ engaged in fundraising (scoring 3 out of 5 for the question ‘How engaged are your trustees are fundraising?’)
Three had income of £15m + and three had income of between £1m and £14,999,999
All responded to all questions unless stated otherwise.