We’re looking for an Analyst to join our growing team at MiExact, to work across our charity products and services, including legacy income forecasting, benchmarking and research.

Debates about artificial intelligence (AI) use in the charity sector often begin with a simple question - is the public comfortable with AI, or not?

In-memory giving has long been part of the charitable landscape in the UK, and we are now also seeing signs of emerging growth in continental Europe. This special way of giving continues to evolve in ways that present both opportunity and responsibility for charities.

Receiving the Crispin Ellison Bursary Award marked a turning point in Emma Newell’s legacy fundraising career and had a lasting impact on her organisation, Claire House Children’s Hospice.

Consortium research programmes allow a broad range of charities and sector professionals to engage in research that considers innovative and ground breaking themes which advances their thinking and expertise. It also offers the ability to engage in larger scale research through shared costs and the opportunity for collaboration and collective learning.

At Legacy Futures, we often talk about the importance of data. But many charities still ask a simple question - why benchmark at all? Benchmarking is not just about numbers, it is about understanding your legacy position in context and using that insight to shape stronger investment and marketing decisions.