Welcome to the Accessibility & Inclusion Collection

Discover how Mental Health UK revitalized its Regular Giving Programme with an audience-first approach, creating a menopause-focused guide through expert insights and innovative testing methods.

In this inspiring plenary, Anne will share her personal journey of failure and success, illustrating that innovation is about persistent learning and adaptation. From her unique experiences, like fundraising in a bin bag dress and living penniless for 9 months, to her years of pioneering new propositions in charity fundraising, Anne’s stories highlight the importance of resilience, community, and the willingness to embrace failure as a stepping stone to success.

Breaking down barriers to influence and collaborate involves fostering open communication, building trust, and promoting empathy. By embracing diverse perspectives, acknowledging cultural differences, and valuing individual strengths, teams can overcome obstacles to collaboration.

In this session for inquisitive fundraisers, we’ll explore some of the influences that have led to heightened scrutiny around philanthropic harm – from public and horrific misalignments, to our daily practices.

The session will be presented by Tom Ward who is the Managing Director of REAL Jobs. Tom will examine why values alignment is so important, especially in fundraiser recruitment.

A discussion on accessibility and inclusion in legacy fundraising, featuring speakers from NSPCC and Stonewall.

These 4 bite-sized sessions are designed to provide fundraisers with essential skills for today’s world. Packed with tips to enhance your abilities and keep them up-to-date, they’ll ensure you’re well-prepared for future fundraising challenges.