Session

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.

In this panel discussion, we’ll explore how the Donor Code of Conduct can help shape clearer expectations of behaviour and support wider conversations about safeguarding fundraisers across the sector.

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.

In this session, Amy discusses self determination and the future of data.

This session covers non-financial KPIs and other indicators to ensure a fundraiser is on the path to success, whilst pushing back against unrealistic targets and help us maximise our chances of raising philanthropic gifts in spite of the turbulence of raising money.

This session will explore how Parkinson’s UK, in partnership with Signal, have laid the groundwork for improved supporter experiences through audience-centered strategy, process redesign, and performance feedback to guide decisions and secure ongoing support.

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.

In this session, Dion Johnson, a Strategic Ally to CEO’s Directors & Heads, shares 3 specific shifts that every contemporary leader needs to make if they want to stay effective and impactful in their roles at such a time as this.

In this 20-minute webinar we take a look at the concept of ‘shift the power’, and why it is so important for us as socially purposed organisations, especially those working in global solidarity.

In this session, discover Action Tutoring’s AI journey, learn how we’re using generative AI, and what our plans are for safely using AI going forward. Come along to share your experiences and insights, or to just soak up some new learnings about this topic!

In a year when many charities found event fundraising extremely difficult, find out how small charity TRIBE Freedom Foundation raised over £200k across two events.