Narrowing in on something you care about helps unlock giving but it also presents challenges - just how narrow and strict should your focus be?

There is much to like in the government’s new strategy for philanthropy but not including Philanthropy Advisors is a missed opportunity.

At its heart philanthropy is about individuals helping other individuals. There are a number of ways that philanthropists can help others.

My 3 reasons why I think human phialnthropy advisors are safe from AI for another year.

Reflections on Maimonides’ 8 levels of giving and their relevance today

Where time pressure is a constraint, it is still possible to be philanthropic. Here are four ways to be a philanthropist when you have very little time …

How far can the classic 4 Ts framework be stretched?

My experience of AI being used in funding applications from the position of someone reading and assessing them.

Philanthropists in the public eye are often big personalities with large sums at their disposal, and they tell us about their big ideas for changing the world. It is important to remember that small and understated things also make a difference.

Unlike other financial professions, there is no fixed career path into philanthropy advising. So how do you get to be a philanthropy advisor?

– on the challenges and joys of leading small charities

How the importance of curiosity that my Dad instilled in me is put to good use in my philanthropy advising practice.

In this interview, Rosemary sheds light on the challenges of seeking funds for smaller voluntary groups and why you need to think about succession even when you love what you do.

Meet Fiona Mahoney, Chief Executive of Reminiscence Learning . Fiona explains what it takes to keep going in the charity sector and makes a heartfelt plea for ‘sloppy funding’.

Some thoughts about three philanthropic approaches that are gaining traction.