Welcome to the Supporter Experience Collection

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.

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.

This session will explore how charities can build more effective and connected supporter journeys by evolving their use of data, insight, and orchestration tools.

The dream is that a we speak to a supporter about all the different ways they can support us? But how can we do that when X needs to “own” the relationship and how do we incentivise, reward and evaluate?

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.

This session will explore the mindset, methods, and tools that made this transformation possible, and how you can apply the same principles to drive deeper audience engagement in your organisation.

In this powerful and deeply practical session, Cam St-Omer Donaldson draws on her experience training over 5,000 fundraisers to unpack the essential ingredients of impactful face-to-face fundraising training.

In this live webinar, Ben from Social Sync will discuss personal, relevant AND emotionally engaging comms at scale – meeting your supporter exactly where they’re at.

This session will focus on the links between online giving and peer to peer platforms, and also explore the value of master data management.

By the end of the session, you’ll have plenty of examples to take forward to enhance supporter relationships and smash fundraising targets for your events.

In this session we’ll be taking a deep dive into multi-channel supporter journeys, with a particular focus on WhatsApp.

Learn how skills audits, targeted training programs, and AI tools are enhancing digital capabilities and streamlining supporter relationships.

It’s essential to properly consider the needs of stakeholders and users in digital activities from the outset of a new product or campaign, yet we know user-engagement remains a consistent challenge for charities, with the 2024 Charity Digital Skills report highlighting that 48% of charities either consider themselves poor at user research or conduct no user research at all.

This session will cover how digital knowledge and confidence is shared with leaders across the Wildlife Trust federation. Covering different approaches to ensure engagement, value and strategic links across the many different contexts of the Trusts, Alice will talk about the workshops, resources and governance of supporting leaders around digital.

In this session we will be discussing all of the different ways that you can build learning and innovation into your campaigns. We’ll cover how to test new concepts, different activation methods and different stewardship tactics so that you can learn the best approaches in real time.

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