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Is saving a donkey morally wrong?

(Martin Brookes) Media in the UK and internationally have been consumed in the past two weeks with a story about an unfortunate donkey who was forced to para-sail...

What the Ancient Greeks can teach philanthropists

(Perla Ni) This guest blog comes from Perla Ni. Perla was the founder and former publisher of the Stanford Social Innovation Review, the leading journal on nonprofit...

Why aren't more young people trustees?

(Jane Thomas) At university and school lots of my friends held positions of responsibility in clubs and groups, whether they were head boy, treasurer of their football...

New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) is a consultancy and
think tank dedicated to helping funders and charities
achieve a greater impact.

We offer advice based on in-depth research of social issues and on our own unique method of analysing charities.
We build knowledge and tools to support charities and
funders and encourage debate about what makes a
charity effective and how to measure impact.

Our mission is to put effectiveness at the heart of how all
charities work and how all funders give. Changing more
lives. Doing good, better.

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'NPC is a strategic force for good and introducing greater professionalism into the donor community.' Dame Stephanie Shirley

NPC is a charity seeking funds to develop its work.