In this episode, we speak to Kemar Walford, a fundraising Avocado+ Consultant at Money4YOU. We discuss why charities have been painfully slow in progressing with embedding Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) and what practical steps the sector can take to transform within this area. We also explore how charities can improve their recruitment models and where a career in the sector is seen as a viable and attractive option for every community. Kemar also discusses how we can dispel some of the myths about working in the sector.

How do small charities manage to run across multiple projects with very few paid staff, if any? What does leadership look like in these charities and what challenges do leaders face? In this episode we speak with Macarena Martinez about all this and more.

How does a charity provide free legal advise to people with social care needs, and help them to achieve a better quality of life? What are key tips for being a successful and effective leader in this space, and how important is this for emotional wellbeing in the workplace? In this episode we speak with Kari Gerstheimer about all this and more.

How do you continue to serve your beneficiaries and community when your normal operations and activities are blocked by a pandemic? What can this show you about how you evolve your work when you get through the other side, and what position should you take in the midst of ever affecting culture wars? In this episode we speak with Alan Lane about this and more.

Some charities have had more success than others in overcoming the challenges of Covid-19. In this episode we speak with Sam Butler and Kevin Mounce about what we can all learn from Starlight Children's Foundation and the challenges that they have overcome, and stunning successes that they have had over the past year.

How can small charities build mutually beneficial relationships with small businesses? In this episode we speak to Veronica Bamford-Deane about this and explore the potential of these relationships to support the vital work of the charity sector.

Why is training so vital for fundraisers and how can fundraisers find training that will help them, regardless of budget? In this episode we speak to Mark Carrigan about this and much more.

What do we mean by responsible investment and why is it so important for the charity sector? In this episode we speak with Tristan Blythe about responsible investment and what this can and could mean for charities now and in the not too distant future.

How has fundraising been affected and how has it had to evolve over the past year, because of Covid-19? In this episode we speak to Howard Lake about just that. We speak about the impact this has had on fundraisers and speculate about what this could mean for the future of fundraising and the sector.

How are charities seeking to tackle homelessness and what can we all learn from their approach? In this episode we speak with Seyi Obakin OBE, CEO of Centrepoint the UK's leading youth homelessness charity, about this and much more.