Ok. Don’t worry. Just found out more. Xxx

No. Just tried to call you. Call me when you can

Finally some time to start on this year’s Lego set. #jaws. First character made is Chief Brody.

A lovely autumnal game for dog walkers. Spot the dog poo. No giving up. #doglife

Here’s some engagement for you!

Currently looking at how the uk public formed their ideas around development issues in the interwar period to feed into a new post on BandAid 40.

In Poland talking about future proofing fundraising (on the basis that your fundraising is good enough to be future proofed).

All! The! Time!

The 12 fundraising appeals I received this year. Did you get any of them too? www.linkedin.com/posts/markat...

mark phillips on LinkedIn: #fundraising | 14 comments Imagine this: a new fundraiser joins a charity that has a well-oiled, effective appeals programme. They’re keen to improve results and decide to spruce up the… | 14 comments on LinkedIn

Just posted on LinkedIn about the importance of consistency as a crucial component of fundraising, Habitual giving (which is what we all want) thrives on familiarity. When you disrupt that pattern without good reason, you risk disrupting the giving itself. www.linkedin.com/posts/markph...

Good morning.

Yes. But that’s about it! Now all I do is advise Johnny on who is a good centre back for his fifa team.

The only player I remember having was Peter ndlovu. And I think he was playing for Coventry at the time.

Here’s mine

Pan fried chicken

Pretty good take on personalisation in commercial marketing. It’s spot on for fundraising as well. From the Person in Personalisation by David Mannheim.

This is a wasp spider

Just had some fabulous feedback on my most recent presentation on giving in the cost of living crisis.

The key reasons why people are cancelling from our recent research. Financial concern kicks off the process. But is not always the reason.