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Discover the purpose and impact of the 2.6 Challenge, a fundraising initiative organized when London Marathon Events was forced to cancel the 2020 race in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ian talks in depth about the theory and framework of ethics. He provides tools to help you make better decisions in your day to day fundraising and how this can be related to fundraising during a global health crisis.

In this session, we’ll be exploring the ‘DISASTER-O-METER’ of Trust Fundraising and looking at different strategies to keep manage those all-important donor relationships. You got this.

In this session Jodie discusses swapping causes.

What does the future hold for fundraising events as we emerge from the Covid crisis? Helen discusses how decide on the best future for your own events programme, how to maintain support and how to focus your promotion during the lockdown.

In this moving video, Freya Lewis speaks openly about her own experience and recovery from the attack and the invaluable support network that helped her through it.

In this session, Diarmuid McCleary talks about how he created a popular nation-wide fundraising campaign around a broken microwave that mysteriously appeared in his office one day!

In this session from Festival 2020, Sarah Lyon interviews Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu.

Using research conducted in the sector, Claire looks at the most common causes of stress in the sector and how to reduce these and boost your resilience.

Denisa, Julia and Nick each share their own takes on digital, its potential and the impacts that it has on charity fundraising.

In this session Andy draws on his own experience as a student fundraiser, sharing top tips on engaging students and making the most of student fundraising within your own organisation.

CEO Asha Curran shares her thoughts and reflections on 8 years of Giving Tuesday. She discusses the lessons learnt along the way, the impact of the pandemic and her ambitions for the future of the campaign.

Beth Crackles shares insights about her popular podcast, Cracking Charity Chat. She discusses the purpose of the podcast, why and how she set it up and tells stories from her 3 favourite podcasts to date.

In this session Martha, Mac and Fatima will be exploring difficult questions – how we move forward to action? do we really need more data? what catalyses real change?

The aim of The Liam Charity was to raise £100,000 for the NSPCC’s ChildLine service, and to help educate young people in the local community about ways they can seek help when they’re in need as a form of suicide prevention.

This session looks at the impact of the climate crisis around the world and how to inspire the next generation to make a stand and bring about real change.