‘Recession’ is a word that has been in every paper, on every television channel and on every radio station for months. These are hardly cheerful times. ‘Legacy fundraising’ is a phrase that has been used by almost every charity in every media for years. And yet, looking at arts communications, I struggle to find a mention of legacies. This is just plain mad. Legacies provide £1.6bn a year for not-for-profit organisations. This is far more that total corporate support, and the same as grants... more
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Issue 187: Arts against the Odds , Issue 187: Local Authority Perspective
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Arts against the Odds, Local Authority Perspective
09 Feb 2009Richard Radcliffe ponders why arts organisations miss out on legacy donations.
Also in this feature
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09 Feb 2009
Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp reveals the people who have most inspired him
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09 Feb 2009
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09 Feb 2009
David Dixon explains how an arts project lured him from Yorkshire to Madrid, and why others should follow him.
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09 Feb 2009
Richard Radcliffe ponders why arts organisations miss out on legacy donations.
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09 Feb 2009
One man is helping young people in war zones to regain their childhood, writes Tina Carter.
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09 Feb 2009
Andy O’Hanlon laments the delay of the Cultural Planning Toolkit and explains why it is urgently needed
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09 Feb 2009
Morena Giarolo admires the struggles of artists trying to engage with people’s lives in the south of Italy.
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09 Feb 2009Kooj Chuhan examines the dangerous lives being lived on our doorstep, and looks at how artists can support migrants and refugees.
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09 Feb 2009
Mutual benefits can accrue when a company creates an extraordinary relationship with a local authority, writes Louise Chantal.