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You’ll discover how to align strategic outcomes, set mutually agreed KPIs as well as give partners white-space assets to truly shine.

In this session, Lila Dowie shares how the Demelza Hospice team have overcome this barrier to build major partnerships, including with Active International, Axis Europe and Berkeley Homes.

Tessa Kelly of Habitat for Humanity and Matthew Guyer of Oxfam discuss how to build effective, sustainable corporate partnerships.

Employee engagement is the key ingredient to dynamic and lasting corporate partnerships. In this session, we will discuss impact sharing as a tool for attracting and retaining successful partnerships.

Four successful corporate partnerships practitioners share their top tips on how to break into corporate partnerships and build a successful long-term career.

In this session Jamie and Jonathan will share why we are in an exciting new era for corporate-charity partnerships.

Featuring sessions with practical advice, case studies and opinion pieces from fundraising experts from around the world, our aim is to give you the skills, inspiration and confidence to shape and implement your organisation’s fundraising strategy so that you can change the world.

In this virtual workshop Simon Scriver will talk you through everything you need to be a better speaker on video.

In 2021, Remarkable Partnerships and Fundraising Everywhere brought the first ever international conference dedicated to Corporate-Charity Partnerships.

Join this ‘pay what you can’ webinar to find out how we can take the steps in making sure that disabled people are given the right to accessible progression including interviews and learning opportunities.

March 18th, 2021 I 12pm – 4pm GMT or on-demand

Join us for the first global virtual conference dedicated to fundraising strategy.

If you’re a sole fundraiser, a fundraiser working in a team, a fundraising leader, or a non-fundraiser looking to understand the role you can play to support it within your organisation, this summit is for you.

You will learn how to build a successful fundraising strategy and how to implement it effectively.

During the day you will learn

• What ‘strategy’ means
• How to decide on the right things to do, and in the right order
• How to bring people with you, particularly trustees and non-fundraising team members
• How to strike the balance between right now and the future
• How to keep it “live”, to manage risks and red flags, and how to decide whether to “pivot” or plot the same course
• How to define fundraising strategy, and understand the difference between your strategy, your action plan, and your tactics
• How to develop and implement a fundraising strategy for a wide range of income streams
• How you can still be strategic with your fundraising in a fast-changing world

13 sessions, 20 speakers, 8+ hours of epic content and extra resources to help you become a fundraising strategy star.

Book early to reserve your place at the discounted early-bird price of €55.

Get in touch for the full programme.

The event is subtitled and recorded so you can watch it at any time before April 18th.

Please email hello@fundraisingeverywhere.com with other accessibility requests before March 16th.

 

Fundraising Everywhere is the virtual event community for fundraisers everywhere.

We create inclusive, engaging, and affordable learning to help you get what you need, when you need it.

In this Q&A, Lesley Pinder chats to Alex Soojung‑Kim Pang about working less, while increasing productivity.

Watch Martha Awojobi and Dana Segal, curators of the inaugural BAME Fundraising Conference & Arts Summit hosted by Fundraising Everywhere, discuss diversity in conferences and events.

Sessions from our 2020 conference for fundraisers who work in annual giving, individual giving, direct response and communications.

Jonathan Andrews’ conversation with best-selling author of ‘The Go Getter’ talks about the power of adding value to drive success and create exceptional, long-term relations with corporate partners.

What happens when you mix a tiny charity with the biggest name in world rugby?