Why we have a duty to do a lot more for the others than we think
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses why we have a duty to give more to charity than we think
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SolidariTee, and the necessity of social justice at university
Esme Bell explores the importance of student charity in the fight for social justice and equality
Being charitable on a student budget
In this article, Annabel Clancy questions how students can be charitable despite being stretched for time and money.
A conversation with the Halo Project Charity
Causes Editor Victoria Cheng interviews Shannon Hodge about the Halo Project and the world of nonprofit charities
“It’s important to rebuild that bond with the community” – an interview with DUCK chair Tara Oakley, part two
In part two of a wide-ranging interview, Tara Oakley reflected on DUCK’s fundraising successes and why Durham students are willing to contribute so much to charity work.
“It’s important to rebuild that bond with the community” – an interview with DUCK chair Tara Oakley
Tara Oakley, the chair of the Durham University Charities Kommittee, sat down with Interview Editor Luke Alsford and discussed fund-raising challenges in a post-Covid world and the importance of charity…
The reason why being public about your donations may be a good thing
In this article, we will explore why people should be more public about their donations, especially on social media.
Raise Durham set to make over £40,000 in donations
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole talks to the founder and leader of Raise Durham, Thomas Cohen, about their sensational donation efforts and the thousands of people the donations have gone…
One for the World- ending extreme poverty
Helen Tyler-Cole talks with Susanne Karbe about the new student-led Durham society aiming to end extreme poverty.
Music Durham – Bring a community together stitch by stitch.
Their latest project – ‘Stitching A Quilt of Community’, is being run in collaboration with local mental health charity, Durham based the RT project