Charity Marketing

Fran Hyde is Deputy Dean of Suffolk Business School, University of Suffolk, UK. She was previously a marketing practitioner before moving into marketing lecturing. Her interest in nonprofit marketing began during a presentation to a group of students by the marketing director of a hospice who highlighted the challenges of marketing a hospice. Seeing first-hand the disconnect between how marketing theory can be taught and how this translates into practice, this encounter is what began her examination and interest in nonprofit marketing practice.Sarah-Louise Mitchell is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Oxford Brookes University, UK. She holds a PhD from Henley Business School and an MBA from London Business School. Her primary area of research focuses on providing academic insight for the nonprofit sector, particularly understanding the role of brand for nonprofit organisations through mapping stakeholder decision-making behaviour, decoding nonprofit brand storytelling and exploring charity brand touchpoints. Previously, she worked extensively for consumer goods, food retail and nonprofit organisations, in senior roles including strategic marketing, category insight and new product development.

"This is the most important new charity marketing publication for a decade. The content delivers a rigorous review of contemporary academic research and applies this directly to professional practice. A ‘must read’ book for any serious student of charity marketing and for charity marketing professionals everywhere who want to be at the forefront of effective practice ." Professor Stephen Lee, Bayes Business School"Hyde and Mitchell's Charity Marketing: Contemporary Issues, Research and Practice is unique in offering relevant theoretical lenses and philosophical insights to the study of fundraising and marketing within the charitable sector." - Dr Rita Kottasz, Kingston University London

• Introducing charity marketing: contemporary issues, research and practice; Theoretical foundations for exploring charity marketing; Building powerful charity brands: an inside perspective; 1 Charity marketing and corporate social responsibility; 2 Nonprofit brand and managing nonprofit rebranding strategy; 3 Marketing charities to attract volunteers: time for B2V; 4 Don’t ask, don’t get: the ethics of fundraising; 5 Spoilt for choice? Understanding how donors choose which charities to support; 6 Fundraising across different causes; 7 Contemporary perspectives on charity and nonprofit arts marketing: from creative economy towards a public realm; 8 Digital marketing for charities: reflections from a collaborative project; 9 Relationship marketing in charities: so much more than just ‘tea and sympathy’; 10 Ask not what marketing practice can do for NPOs; ask what NPOs can do for marketing practice; 11 Stakeholders in the palliative and end of life care service ecosystem: a study of the hospice sector; 12 Internal marketing and branding: nonprofit marketing starts from the inside