Givergy

Join us on this episode of our podcast as we explore this taboo topic with Paul D'Alessando, a veteran fundraiser and consultant. We'll dive into the benefits and challenges of collaboration, what works for a long-term strategy, and some alternative models of partnership.

Tune in to hear insightful perspectives on impact, efficiency, and how to raise more funds.

Before Christmas we held an educational webinar with Emily where she talked about her upcoming task of hosting 10 events across 10 cities on one night, celebrating Unicef @ 75.

We're delighted that both Emily and Harry, who was on stage leading the charge for Unicef in New York, joined us on our latest podcast to discuss how the event went and the key learnings they took from such a mammoth night of fundraising.

Formerly a member of the 90's English pop band Scarlet, Jo Youle has been CEO of Missing People for over eight years. During that time she received the Third Sector Award for 'Rising Chief Executive' and recognised as a 'Top CEO' by Social CEO's in 2015 and 2016.

This is a ranging interview exploring topics for fundraisers and executives, so don't miss out!

The pandemic has been taxing on most people's well-being, with plenty of challenges to work through over the past 18 months. To discuss this in more detail we were very lucky to have Debi Roberts, CEO of The Ollie Foundation, join us for an incredibly personal episode of Game Changers.   

Here you’ll find best practice examples, top tips and creative tales about how it is possible to secure your dream corporate partnership!

Rob has helped train more than 18,000 fundraisers during a career spanning over 20 years. So, if you’re looking to transform your major donor or corporate partnerships, this is the conversation for you!

Prepare yourself for all things transformation as we discuss how charities can harness the power of technology to deliver change, as well as the broader shifts happening in third sector culture. For this episode we're joined by Manifesto's Transformation Director, Lou Lai. Somehow Lou manages to balance this role with being a Board of Trustees member of Blood Cancer UK, and a founder of FemMentored. 

Her insights from over 12 years in the social impact sector are fascinating and if you are interested in charity for the 21st Century, this is the podcast for you! 

This episode is certainly one for the fundraisers as we explore campaign messaging, how to utilise the resources you actually possess and even the fundraising potential of puppies! 

Tracey has been working with charities in Canada for over two decades, helping them to understand what they can't do, as well as expanding their visions of what is possible. Previously a broadcaster, Tracey is well versed in the art of effective messaging and she brings all of that experience to our podcast. We were lucky to have her on and know that if you're planning your latest campaign, you need to hear this.

On this week’s podcast, Fundraising Everywhere’s co-founder, Nikki Bell, joins us to talk inclusion, breaking down barriers and how the fundraising space can better facilitate the flourishing of all people – not just the privileged few! This is an especially open and honest conversation about how progress can be forged in the sector. Nikki’s journey in the sector spans over a decade and the ground that they’ve already broken is truly amazing. This episode just isn’t to be missed!

How important is purpose? What does institutional change for non-profits look like? How can charities develop after the pandemic? These are just some of the questions addressed this week as we are joined by Stephen George. Stephen is the former Vice President of the Institute of Fundraising and has over 35 years of experience within the fundraising industry. Listen in for an interesting discussion on the importance of confidence and culture shifts to ensuring development post pandemic!

For this week’s episode we were delighted to be joined by CEO of the charity Bloody Good Period, Gabby Edlin. Tune in as we explore effective campaigning tips specifically for marginalised issues, menstrual equity, strategies for a new kind of leadership and much more. Gabby has been named one of Evening Standard’s Progress 1000 Top Changemakers as well as Stylist’s Woman of the Week, she is constantly committed to affecting positive change and we’re sure you’ll finish this episode feeling inspired!