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Cut through the noise, remove overwhelm, and learn the tools, tactics, and strategies to grow your digital fundraising. Join the UK’s largest virtual Digital Fundraising Conference on July 9th 2026

Learn practical, proven frameworks for building and structuring high-performing digital teams that maximise fundraising growth and secure leadership buy-in.

Discover how to use audience-first digital value exchanges and interactive lead magnets to attract, engage, and convert supporters into long-term donors.

Learn how to build a successful content strategy using video, as well as top tips from planning and scripting to filming and editing.

Learn the cyber security essentials for charities, from protecting critical data and changing risk mindsets to taking practical steps that strengthen your organisation’s defences.

Discover the essential tools and processes that help digital fundraisers save time, improve campaign performance, and make smarter decisions through better tracking, testing, and reporting.

This session explores what it really means to build an AI agent, why personifying your AI can actually make it work better, and what this experiment reveals about the future of fundraising.

Learn how to adapt supporter growth strategies in the changing consent landscape by building more relevant, relationship-led journeys that drive long-term engagement and value.

Explore the essential digital skills fundraisers need in 2026 to create more strategic, accessible, and human supporter experiences that drive engagement and retention.

Learn practical strategies for tackling online hate and misinformation, protecting your charity’s reputation, and responding to challenging conversations with confidence.

Compare WhatsApp and SMS for supporter engagement and learn how to choose the right mobile messaging strategy to strengthen relationships and improve fundraising results.

Learn how better tracking, attribution, and analytics can improve fundraising performance, demonstrate impact, and build the case for greater investment in digital.