More than eight in ten (83%) members of the public say they view charities and the work they do as either more important than ever or becoming increasingly important, according to new research from Enthuse, the donations, fundraising and event registration platform. This is comprised of over a third (35%) believing the role of charities in society is more important than it’s ever been and nearly half (48%) seeing it as increasingly important. The annual Donor Pulse report explores the public’s giving habits, how they feel about the work charities do and trust levels in good causes. Resilient giving The positive sentiment towards charities is backed by action. Despite challenging economic conditions, giving has remained high with…
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