In this session, we’ll explore examples of events centred around bringing their work to life, and consider how we can do this in creative and engaging ways, regardless of our budget.
In this session, Jane runs through 8 tips to consider when you’re thinking about moving up within your organisation or if you’re looking for a new role altogether.
Learn from the WEA’s experience of running the series as the 2021 winner of the ‘Best Online Stewardship’ category at Fundraising Everywhere’s Charity Virtual Event Awards.
This session will cover practical tips and ways to make your events more inclusive and accessible.
Fireside chat with Enthuse and The Commonwealth Graves Foundation about how charities can use new types of digital technology to retain existing supporters and entice new donors.
Hear from Houston Ballet about their successful 2021 hybrid gala – which surpassed goal by more than 50 percent!
Join Helen to get answers to all of your burning questions on how to get the most out of your groups.
Whilst virtual events have been the saviour of the pandemic for some charities, it is the return of live events which has what helped Muscular Dystrophy UK (MDUK) bounce back.
Osman will be sharing about how we challenged ourselves to put on the world’s longest circus show to fundraise for the survival of Cambodia’s unique art organization.
You’ll see how JustGiving from Blackbaud can provide insight into the behaviors of virtual fundraisers and how you can maximize donations from your virtual challenges in or out of a pandemic.
You’ll hear from successful recruiters who have received hundreds of talented applicants for one role, recent job-seekers who share why they chose the charity they were successful with, and from one sector organisation that doubled their team size in under six months.
In this Q&A, Zak talked about how Bristol Museums responded to the Black Lives Matter protests in Bristol, and offered advice and guidance on how your cultural organisation can action your statements.
Leading U.S. cultural, arts and heritage professionals share their experiences and learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the path ahead for fundraising.
Join a panel of experts from across the world to explore key findings from the ‘After The Interval’ research, and see how your part of our ecosystem might be affected longer term.
This panel will join together female leaders from around the world to discuss what makes female leadership so effective, and how it might just be the key to the future resilience of our sector.