With the continued squeeze on funding from central government, local communities remain reliant upon local charitable organisations to fill the gaps. With economic prospects uncertain in politically turbulent times, this will likely continue into 2020. Collaboration, more transparency on charitable platform costs and fees, how to provide contactless payments and embracing data management to help close the funding gap are all predicted to be top issues challenging charities in 2020 according to Ed Gairdner, COO of The Good Exchange. If you’re interested in finding out more about what could be in store for 2020, read the full article in Charity Today
News – Predictions for the Charity Sector in 2020
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