In this episode we find our what charities can do to make the most of digital. We speak with John Dunford about his work with The Developer Society and how charities can improve their chances of helping their beneficiaries in the increasingly challenging world in which so many operate.

In this episode we speak with Ndidi Okezie OBE, CEO of UK Youth. We speak about Ndidi's first year as CEO, what moving to a CEO role has been like, and how she and her colleagues have had to adapt to the changing world, supporting young people at a particularly challenging time. We also speak about what needs to change in society to give young people the future they deserve.

What can charities learn from the evolution of digital, and where to start to evolve their own digital offering? In this episode we speak with Said Dajani about his digital journey, how things are continuing to evolve and his suggestions for how charities can engage their audience with digital.

What is a charity audit, how are they carried out and why? In this episode we speak to Michelle Ferris about charity audits and how they can help a charity, especially in the challenging times in which many are now operating.

A huge transfer of wealth is coming. How can charities benefit from this in order to fund the causes that are more vital than ever for a better world? Gifts in wills - legacy giving, may offer charities large and small the opportunity to find long-term funding solutions that can help them to create a better world in the future. In this episode we speak with Jon Brewer about legacy giving, how charities should navigate the possible pitfalls, and how to ensure a win-win for charities and their supporters without who they would not be able to continue.

What is non-hierarchical leadership and what does it look like in a successful charity? In this episode we speak with chief executive of POhWER, Helen Moulinos, about what non-hierarchical leadership looks like and what it can mean for the charity sector.

How do food banks work and why are they more important than ever? In this episode we speak to Hannah-Mae Trow from the Trussell Trust about the work that is being done to stop hunger and the current state of hunger in the UK.

At the end of her first term, the current Chair of the Charity Commission Baroness Stowell is stepping down. What legacy will she leave and why should the charity sector hope for a change of approach from the next Chair of the Charity Commission? In this episode we speak with Andrew Purkis OBE about all this and more.

In an increasingly cashless society, and a Covid-19 world where fundraising is needing to change and adapt, how can charities continue to affect change through donated pennies? In this episode we speak with the co-founders of a new fundraising platform that offers users a chance to round up card payments to donate change to charities.

How has Covid-19 changed the way grant-makers make their decisions about which charities they will support? How can charities adapt to the changing landscape? In this episode we speak to Alex Blake about all this and more.