Session

Explore how face-to-face fundraising is evolving through AI, digital tools, and new donor experiences that improve engagement, efficiency, and long-term retention.

This session will be looking at how we at World Vision have adapted our events and communications over COVID to make ourselves more digital enabled, and the impact this has had on our ability to engage with supporters in new and varied ways at no increased cost.

Join us for a session to hear how we adapted, prioritised and created a springboard for learning, during BRC’s Ukraine Emergency Appeal. We will talk you through how we decided what to test, how we measured, what we’ve learned so far and what we want to know next.

In this session, Beth analyses the latest online trends, why they are important for fundraising and how you can adopt them in your own charity.

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.

This session will show you why employees are your greatest influencers in a world of declining audience trust.

Learn about the importance of sustainability and how to integrate it into the workplace and events.

Rachel firmly believes that fundraising isn’t just about asking people for money, it’s about inspiring people to give and the power of storytelling.

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.

We will explore how younger donors are using GoFundMe as a way to respond to trends and news that they see break particularly via social media.

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.

The session will share insights into what you should expect from your organisation and what you should do yourself if you experience or receive a report of inappropriate behaviour.

Join this session to explore current developments and initiatives aimed at advancing racial justice in mental health under the new government. You’ll learn about steps being taken, including reforms to the Mental Health Act, and hear about impactful community-led actions such as the Black Mental Health Manifesto and the Young Changemakers Programme.

The panel session highlights the significance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) in corporate charity partnerships.