How can charities attract top talent—and what’s holding them back from embracing AI? In this episode of The Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley return from their summer break with fresh insights and sector news.

Featuring special guest Maya Bhose from The Well Placed, this episode covers:

• The challenges of recruiting in the charity sector and how midlife professionals are transitioning from corporate careers into nonprofits
• A unique fundraising collaboration between Marmite and Elton John as part of a $1 million charity partnership
• The incredible story of a 10-year-old who cycled from Land’s End to John O’Groats and back, raising £15,000 for Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital
• The ethical dilemmas charities face on social media platforms like X
• Why only 3% of charities are using AI—and what’s stopping wider adoption

Whether you’re a charity leader, fundraiser, or just love hearing about creative partnerships and inspiring stories, this episode is packed with insights.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discover The Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #CharityRecruitment #AIinCharity #FundraisingStories #NonprofitMarketing

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Chapters

(00:00) Coming up in the show

(01:38) Welcome to Episode 9

(03:34) Cancer Research UK plank challenge

(04:49) Send us your voice messages

(07:48) Switching from corporate to charity

(10:49) News

(12:11) Recent research suggests wealthy people could give more to charity than they actually do

(13:15) Public trust in charities at highest level in ten years, says charity Commission

(16:08) Only 3% of charities are using AI in their regular operations, survey finds

(18:58) Maya Bhose and The Well Placed

(21:52) Maya's background

(23:47) The third sector skills gap in marketing

(27:39) Midlife marketers embracing the charity sector

(31:19) The older you get, the harder it is to find work

(33:06) Recruiting midlife workers

(37:17) Success stories

(43:25) Superstars of the week

(47:34) Coming up next time

Featured Charities:

• The Well Placed: https://thewellplaced.org/
• Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital: https://www.tiggywinkles.org.uk/

• The Fire Fighters Charity: https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

• The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/

• Cancer Research UK: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/
• Elton John Aids Foundation: https://www.eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org/

Full episode transcript:

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Welcome to this special highlights episode of The Charity Show! Hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley are taking a well-deserved break, but we've got a treat for you as we look back at some of the best moments from season one.

In this episode, we revisit some of the most inspiring stories and insightful discussions that have graced our show. From the incredible fundraising efforts of Alex Staniforth, founder of Mind Over Mountains, to Richard Jain's expert insights on rebranding for Brainkind, and Sarah White's journey of starting SuperShoes from her kitchen table, this episode is packed with highlights.

We also delve into the evolving landscape of AI in the Charity sector with Zoe Amar, and hear from Katie Docherty, Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, about the current state of fundraising amidst the cost of living crisis. Plus, we get the inside scoop on the voluntary sector manifesto with Saskia Koynenburg from NCVO.

Join us as we celebrate the incredible guests and stories that have made season one unforgettable. And don't forget, we'll be back with season two on 16 September. Until then, enjoy your summer and stay inspired!

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Chapters

(00:00) Welcome

(01:30) Looking back at Season 1

(02:58) Alex Staniforth: Mind over Mountains

(09:01) Richard Jane, Brainkind

(13:34) Sarah White, SuperShoes

(18:25) Zoe Amar, AI and charities

(22:46) Katie Docherty, CIOF

(27:22) Vicki Beevers, Strategic Leader of The Year

(31:09) Saskia Koynenburg, NCVO

(37:06) We'll be back!

Featured Charities:

- Mind Over Mountains: https://www.mindovermountains.org.uk/

- Brainkind: https://www.brainkind.org.uk/

- Super Shoes: https://www.supershoes.org.uk/

- The Chartered Institute of Fundraising: https://ciof.org.uk/

- NCVO: https://www.ncvo.org.uk/

Full episode transcript:

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How can charities and government work better together—and what role do volunteers play in shaping the sector? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley explore the key issues driving the charity world today.

Featuring special guest Saskia Konynenberg from NCVO, this episode covers:

• TheVoluntary Sector Manifesto—how it could transform the relationship between government and charities
• The economic impact of volunteers and why they’re vital to the UK’s nonprofit sector
• How volunteers power major sporting events, from the Olympics to Wimbledon
• The RNLI’sFish Fridays campaign and its impact on fundraising
• Valleyfest—how this growing festival in the West Country is making a difference for charities

Whether you’re a charity leader, volunteer, or simply passionate about social impact, this episode is packed with insights and inspiring stories.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #Volunteering #NonprofitSector #SportsForGood #GovernmentAndCharities

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Chapters

(00:00) Coming up in Episode 7

(01:43) Welcome

(06:54) Value of volunteers

(10:32) New website launched to help charities with banking services

(11:54) Channel Fours advert for the Paralympics

(13:28) Introducing Saskia Konynenburg

(14:44) The voluntary sector manifesto

(17:10) The manifesto's asks

(20:22) What's broken?

(24:04) The main parties and the manifesto

(25:44) How charities used the Manifesto

(30:56) Empowering charities to raise their voices through campaigning

(34:52) What will change over the next 5 years?

(36:29) What's your long term vision for volunteers?

(38:56) How can charities hold the Government to account?

(39:52) Superstars of the Week

(43:21) Valley Fest

(45:23) Coming soon

Featured charities and useful links:

• The Fire Fighters Charity: https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

• The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/
• NCVO:https://www.ncvo.org.uk/
• Read the Voluntary Sector Manifesto in full:https://www.ncvo.org.uk/documents/518/the_voluntary_sector_manifesto.pdf

• RNLI: https://rnli.org/find-my-nearest/lifeboat-stations/jersey-lifeboat-station

• Valley Fest: https://valleyfest.co.uk/

• Teenage Cancer Trust: https://www.teenagecancertrust.org/

• Billy Chip: https://www.billychip.com/

• The Community Farm: https://www.thecommunityfarm.co.uk/

Full episode transcript:

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What makes a great charity leader—and why is strategy so vital for success? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley explore the power of strong leadership and planning in the nonprofit sector.

Featuring special guest Vicki Beevers, Chief Executive of The Sleep Charity and winner ofStrategic Leader of the Year, this episode covers:

• Vicki’s journey from teaching to founding The Sleep Charity
• The biggest challenges of leading a charity and why strategy is key to long-term success
• The dangers charities face without a clear vision and plan
• Highlights from the Bank of England charity auction, where new £20 notes featuring King Charles III raised substantial funds
• Incredible fundraising stories, including a firefighter tackling an ultra-marathon on a treadmill while watchingFireman Sam, and brave skydivers jumping for charity

Whether you’re a charity leader, fundraiser, or just love hearing inspiring stories from the sector, this episode is packed with insights and advice.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #NonprofitLeadership #CharityStrategy #FundraisingStories #SocialImpact

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Chapters

(00:00) Hello and welcome

(01:36) Busy times and auction house shocker

(08:40) News headlines

(13:31) Introducing Vicki Beevers - The Sleep Charity

(14:51) Vicki's background

(16:28) Strategic leader of the year award

(21:04) Dangers of not having a clear strategy

(22:12) What is strategic drift?

(24:25) How do you get your staff and your teams to live by your strategy

(30:26) What qualities do you think are necessary to be a strategic leader in charity

(33:53) Strategy and change

(38:08) Inspiration

(39:16) Do you worry about whether you're doing a good job as charity leader?

(43:35) Superstars of the week

(47:49) Get involved in the show

Featured Charities:

-The Fire Fighters Charity: https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

-The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/

-The Sleep Charity:https://thesleepcharity.org.uk/

-The Charity Digital Skills Report: https://charitydigitalskills.co.uk/

Vicki Beevers, Chief Executive, The Sleep Charity

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vicki-beevers-43094325/

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How is fundraising evolving in a changing world? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley sit down with Katie Doherty, Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, to explore the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the charity sector.

This episode covers:

• How the cost-of-living crisis is shaping donor behaviour
• The rise of micro-donations and gaming as powerful fundraising tools
• The psychology behind why people give—and how charities can tap into it
• Incredible fundraising feats, including Dan Ives and Lloyd Gregory’s world record for the longest table tennis rally, raising funds for Sands
• Russell Cook’s epic run across Africa, which raised over £1 million for The Running Charity
• How festivals like Glastonbury are driving millions in donations for charities like Oxfam and WaterAid

Tune in for expert insights, inspiring stories, and practical advice for fundraisers and charity professionals.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #FundraisingInnovation #NonprofitLeadership #SocialImpact #GamingForGood

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Chapters

(00:00) Coming up in Episode 5

(01:36) Welcome

(04:51) Election week and its impact on charities

(09:44) Exploring AI tools

(12:46) Free airtime for UK charities

(15:40) Fundraising landscape with Katie Doherty

(22:26) Micro-donations

(28:36) Gaming as a fundraising tool

(30:45) Extreme fundraising

(32:06) Festival fundraising

(34:02) Tony Hudgel's inspiring story

(37:34) Research on common names in the charity sector

(41:49) Future of fundraising

(43:03) Superstars of the week

(47:45) Coming up on The Charity Show

Featured Charities:

• The Fire Fighters Charity: https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

• The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/

• Sands: https://www.sands.org.uk/

• The Running Charity: https://www.therunningcharity.org/

• Oxfam: https://www.oxfam.org.uk/

• The Trussell Trust: https://www.trusselltrust.org/

Full episode transcript:

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How is artificial intelligence transforming the charity sector? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley sit down with Zoe Amar, a leading expert in digital strategy for charities, to explore how AI is being used to enhance fundraising, boost efficiency, and create powerful storytelling opportunities.

This episode covers:

• How charities are using AI to improve donor engagement and automate tasks
• Real-world examples, including a Scottish hospice using AI to preserve patient memories
• The ethical considerations of AI in the third sector
• The inspiring story of Andy Airey, Mike Palmer, and Tim Owen, who have raised over £1.4 million for Papyrus in memory of their daughters
• A record-breaking paddle-out challenge by Healing Waves Charity and RNLI Jersey, raising funds for vital causes

Join us as we uncover the opportunities and challenges AI presents for charities and celebrate the incredible fundraisers making a difference.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #AIForGood #NonprofitInnovation #SocialImpact #Fundraising

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Chapters

(00:00) Coming up in Episode 4

(01:36) Welcome

(04:51) Who's on the show this week?

(09:44) News

(12:46) AI and the third sector

(14:18) AI - what are we talking about here?

(15:40) Examples of where it's being used well

(22:26) Will AI lead to job cuts?

(28:36) AI and fundraising

(30:45) Take up of AI

(32:06) Concerns around data privacy and confidentiality

(34:02) How transparent do charities need to be about AI?

(35:53) Are there any specific AI tools that charities should consider using?

(37:34) What role should senior leaders take with AI?

(41:49) Is the future bright for AI in our sector?

(43:03) Superstars of the week

(47:45) Coming up on The Charity Show

Featured Charities:

- The Fire Fighters Charity:https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

- The Brain Tumour Charity:https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/

- Papyrus:https://www.papyrus-uk.org/

- Healing Waves Charity:https://www.healingwaves.org/

- RNLI Jersey:https://rnli.org/find-my-nearest/lifeboat-stations/jersey-lifeboat-station

- Bristol Autism Support:https://www.bristolautismsupport.org/

- Marie Curie:https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/

More about Zoe

- Website:https://zoeamar.com/

- LinkedIn:⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoeamar/⁠

Full episode transcript:

- Read here: https://thecharityshowtranscripts.blogspot.com/2024/06/episode-4-full-transcript.html

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How do small charities create a big impact? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley speak with Sarah White, Chief Executive of Supershoes, about the journey of a volunteer-driven charity that crafts custom-designed shoes for children undergoing cancer treatment. Sarah shares how a simple act of kindness grew into a national organisation and highlights the vital role of volunteers in making a difference.

This episode also covers:

• The Fire Fighters Charity receiving Royal patronage from King Charles
• The Brain Tumour Charity’s £1 million milestone with Wickes
• The incredible legacy of Rob Burrow and the groundbreaking of the Rob Burrow Centre for MND
• Project Giving Back at the Chelsea Flower Show, supporting UK charities through garden displays
• This week’s Superstars: Nihar Kandakar, a dedicated volunteer for The Wolfpack Project, and Shilpa Sheddev, who skydived for Leukaemia UK

Tune in to hear inspiring stories of resilience, creativity, and the power of volunteers in the charity sector.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #Volunteering #SmallButMighty #MakingADifference #Fundraising

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Chapters

(00:00) Introduction

(00:53) Welcome to the show

(04:01) Coming up

(08:33) This week's news: Rob Burrow and Chelsea Flower Show

(11:36) Project Giving Back

(15:20) Supershoes

(16:26) Welcome Sarah, CEO of Supershoes

(19:22) Early days of Supershoes

(20:51) Supershoes' volunteer model

(31:02) The power of being a small charity

(34:51) Working with partners

(39:33) The future of Supershoes

(42:05) Advice to others

(43:19) This week's Superstars

(46:36) Coming soon

Featured Charities:

-The Fire Fighters Charity: https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/

-The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/

-Supershoes: https://www.supershoes.org.uk/

-Leukaemia UK: https://www.leukaemiauk.org.uk/

-The Wolfpack Project: https://www.thewolfpackproject.org.uk/

-Project Giving Back: https://www.givingback.org.uk/

-Leeds Hospitals Charity

https://www.leedshospitalscharity.org.uk/

-Motor Neurone Disease Association

https://www.mndassociation.org/

-Bowel Research UK

https://www.bowelresearchuk.org/

-Young Lives vs Cancer

https://www.younglivesvscancer.org.uk/

Full episode transcript:

-Read here: https://thecharityshowtranscripts.blogspot.com/2024/06/episode-3-full-transcript.html

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How can a rebrand transform a charity’s future? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley explore the complexities of charity rebranding with Richard Jane, Director of External Affairs at Brainkind. Richard shares the strategic journey from The Disabilities Trust to Brainkind, revealing the key decisions behind the change, the role of stakeholder engagement, and how to balance legacy with a fresh identity.

This episode also covers:

• The power of rebranding and how it can redefine a charity’s trajectory
• The hidden costs ofnot rebranding and why change can be a crucial investment
• The inspiring fundraising feats of nine-year-old Arthur Middleton, who took on a mountainous challenge, and 107-year-old Joan Willett, whose determination has inspired thousands

Tune in to hear expert insights on rebranding, the importance of community involvement, and the incredible stories of fundraisers making a difference.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show.

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #Rebranding #Fundraising #CharityLeadership #MakingADifference

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Episode Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction

(00:53) Welcome to episode two

(02:20) Mental Health Awareness Week

(03:46) Coming up

(07:09) If you were a brand...

(09:13) Jelly Babies and Help for Heroes

(11:36) Rebranding - Richard Jane, Brainkind

(14:52) Introducing Brainkind

(17:51) Why rebrand from The Disabilities Trust?

(19:51) Consulting with staff and beneficiaries

(25:49) Sticking points along the way

(28:05) Rollout

(30:16) Working with an agency

(33:12) Impact of the rebrand

(37:35) Advice for others

(38:57) Superstars of the week

(45:08) Coming soon

Featured Charities:

• The Fire Fighters Charity: ⁠https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/⁠

• The Brain Tumour Charity: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/
• British Heart Foundation: https://www.bhf.org.uk/
• Brainkind: https://www.brainkind.org/
• Help for Heroes:https://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/
• Mental Health Foundation:https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/
• Horatio's Garden:https://www.horatiosgarden.org.uk/

Full episode transcript:

• Read here: https://thecharityshowtranscripts.blogspot.com/2024/05/episode-2-full-transcript.html

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Welcome to the very first episode ofThe Charity Show! Join hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley—longstanding charity comms professionals—as they launch this brand-new podcast, diving into the most inspiring stories, innovative campaigns, and key issues shaping the third sector.

In this premiere episode, we explore:

• The bold beginnings of new charities, featuring special guest Alex Staniforth, co-founder of Mind Over Mountains, who shares how his mental health struggles and love of the outdoors led to a charity that blends adventure with professional support
• The PR stunts making waves, from the Oddballs Foundation’s cheeky Westminster Bridge campaign to Age UK’s unique approach to training staff on elderly mobility challenges
• The unsung heroes of the charity world, including marathon runners in wild costumes and a seven-year-old’s inspiring ascent of Mount Snowdon

Whether you're a seasoned charity professional or new to the sector,The Charity Show is your biweekly dose of insight, inspiration, and involvement.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite platform. Don’t forget to follow and leave a five-star review to help more people discoverThe Charity Show!

#CharityPodcast #CharityShow #CharityExperts #Innovation #CharityHeroes #MakingADifference

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📋Episode Chapters

(00:00) Welcome to the show

(01:16) Coming up in this episode

(02:04) A genius campaign, involving a bridge!

(04:27) Empathising with those you support through tech

(08:27) Alex Staniforth - Welcome to the show

(12:10) The inspiration behind Mind Over Mountains

(16:48) New charity admin

(19:11) How is the charity funded now?

(21:52) The difference made by a Chief Exec

(23:36) Taking a step back

(25:46) Looking to the future for Mind Over Mountains

(28:02) Raising half a million pounds

(31:50) Stars of the show - Amazing fundraisers and volunteers

(39:18) Get in touch with the show

Charities featured in this episode:

• The Fire Fighters Charity:https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/
• The Brain Tumour Charity:https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/
• Mind Over Mountains:https://www.mindovermountains.org.uk/

• Project 500:https://www.mindovermountains.org.uk/project-500/

• The Running Charity:https://www.therunningcharity.org/
• Sandblast:http://www.sandblast-arts.org/
• Make-A-Wish Foundation:https://www.make-a-wish.org.uk/
• Oddballs Foundation:https://www.myoddballs.com/pages/charity

Full transcript

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