Session

Recruitment practice in charities has a long way to go to help organisations build truly diverse teams.

In 2020, Fundraising Everywhere launched the Fundraising Everywhere Foundation and has supported numerous causes over the past year. In this session the Foundation’s trustees talk about their experiences and decision making when awarding grants.

In this session you will hear the inside story of this success. From the strategy, to actual results, to the key principles you can take away and put into place at your charity.

During this session, we’ll be exploring how ambitious, forward-thinking charities are harnessing artificial intelligence to drive further successes right across their IG programmes.

Go behind the scenes with Consider to explore how immersive digital experiences helped the British Heart Foundation and St John Ambulance upgrade their legacy stewardship

Improve your relationships and grow your base by embracing gender-inclusive data practices.

This session looks at how to boost retention in your own organisation, with 6 top tips to help you maintain a happy, high performing fundraising team.

In this session Alan will cover the highs and lows of relaunching F2F, what went wrong, what we learnt, key learnings you can take away and one thought for the future.

In this session from our Over to You conference, Joel discusses the Level 3 Fundraiser apprenticeship, which he feels is the sector’s best kept training and development secret!

Join us to learn how to add elements of interactivity, creativity and humour to make your emails and webpages stand out and keep supporters engaged.

In this session, Muna will take you through some step by step guidances of launching and growing your first campaign.

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

The session will equip charities with essential insights to help anticipate and reduce the impact of supporter dropouts.

Join Dean Gillespie, Digital, Creative and Mass Marketing Lead at International Justice Mission (IJM), one of the world’s largest anti-slavery organisations, for an inside look at how IJM UK is pioneering a digital-first approach that builds more than donations – it builds a movement.

This session will share the tactics, tools and tips, as well as the cultural transformation at Scope, that helped them put the supporter experience of the heart of everything they do.

This session is an interview with Scott Harrison, founder of charity: water.