Second Chances is a community and police initiative which gives traffic offenders a second chance – instead of a fine – if they're registered organ donors. The program allows law enforcement officers to foster positive relationships with communities, amid a drop in public confidence.

In conjunction with the relaunch of their Bloody Ell’ Blood Orange IPA, Beavertown Brewery are offering free beer to those willing to donate blood. As people reject unethical organisations, they're looking to brands to do their bit when it comes to solving social issues.

With only one in ten Brits donating through an app, and under half of those who interact with charities via social media going on to give money, the digital revolution has had a limited impact on fundraising. How can charities adapt to better accommodate the ways people behave and spend online?

From taking #nomakeup selfies to signing petitions on political issues, a growing sense of social responsibility and commitment to local community have changed the way people view social action. Is caring about causes the new badge of cool? And has it become ‘chic’ to protest?