Public trust in the global charity sector may be low, but in the US, where donations reached record levels in 2017, people continue to give in a variety of ways. Canvas8 spoke to 20 Americans to find out how they support charities and whether money is still their preferred mode of giving.

With card and contactless payments becoming the norm for many Britons, the concept of a ‘cashless society’ is becoming a reality. What does this mean for charities that rely on people giving ‘spare change’? Canvas8 spoke to 20 Britons to understand how they’d prefer to donate on-the-spot.

Between the bushfires, floods over the east coast, and the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has been a devastating year for many Australians. In a bid to keep philanthropic action top of mind, The Royal Australian Mint is releasing ‘donation dollars’ that nudge people into giving to charity.

Rocked by high-profile scandals and still reliant on outdated fundraising tactics, Britain’s charities are under pressure to rethink the ways they engage the public. Disaster relief fund ShelterBox is resorting to a book club, aiming to drive regular donations while raising awareness of its efforts.