In this episode of the Fundraising Everywhere podcast, host Simon Scriver has a conversation with proud FE member Sarah Shooter, Head of Development at Theatre Royal Wakefield.

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A few months ago, we broke down the incoming UK email soft opt-in regulation and what it could mean for charities. Now, the guidance is finally here - and a lot has changed. Josh Leigh from Hynt returns to the Fundraising Everywhere podcast with three specialists to unpack the latest ICO guidance and the fundraising regulator's new framework. 

Fundraising regulation strategist Cam St-Omer Donaldson explains where the two bodies differ, what third-party platforms mean for your data, and why a Legitimate Interest Assessment should be your first step. People and processes consultant Kirsty Mooney breaks down how to map your data flows, document your decisions, and get your team trained and confident. And digital fundraising strategist Sarah Crowhurst explores the opportunities beyond compliance - from smarter segmentation and welcome journeys to SMS, telemarketing, and boosting supporter retention by up to 9%.

Whether you're a small charity wondering where to start or a major organisation navigating complex partner ecosystems, this episode will help you turn regulation into opportunity.

Listen to part 1 here

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In this episode of the Fundraising Everywhere podcast, host Simon Scriver sits down with Robin Peake, Deputy CEO of Wycliffe Bible Translators and author of the newly updated Complete Fundraising Handbook (8th edition, published by the Directory of Social Change), to talk about what it takes to build a resilient, confident, and effective fundraising career.

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Navigating rapid growth, fame and change. Medical Aid for Palestinians rose from an organisation with an annual income of £10m to over £50m in less than a year. From a small, niche, and dedicated supporter base to attracting tens of thousands of new supporters from over 150 countries through digital channels. Find out more about how the charity has adapted its ways of working and fundraising programme to deliver on ambitious goals, whilst also planning for a future where the media and public interest fades, but the need continues to be great.

Want to continue your learning? Join us at our Individual Giving Conference on the 15th October 2026

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In this rapid-fire Q&A episode of the Fundraising Everywhere podcast, host Simon Scriver puts corporate partnerships expert Andy King (Fireside Fundraising) on the spot with the most commonly asked questions from the Fundraising Everywhere community. Pulled from feedback and conference audiences, this episode covers everything fundraisers want to know about building and sustaining corporate partnerships.

Topics include:

Andy also shares details about upcoming Fireside Fundraising research on how companies give, available free at the end of September, plus a Fundraising Everywhere webinar sharing the highlights.

Andy King, Founder of Fireside Fundraising — find him on LinkedIn or at firesidefundraising.com

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In March 2025, Mind launched a dedicated In Memory cash journey – our first tailored email stewardship programme for supporters giving in memory of a loved one. This session will share how the five part email journey was shaped by audience insight, the results from six months of performance data, and our plans for stewarding different in memory audience segments across channels.

Attendees will gain practical ideas for designing supporter journeys that resonate emotionally, interpreting data to refine approaches, and building multi-channel stewardship strategies that strengthen relationships and encourage repeat giving.

Want to continue your learning? Join us at our Legacy and In-Memory Conference on the 24th September 2026

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In this episode of the Fundraising Everywhere Podcast, host Sarah Crowhurst — Founder of digital fundraising agency Hynt — sits down with three brilliant sector leaders ahead of her own talk at Pizza for Losers, the event that celebrates what happens when things go wrong.

Sarah is preparing to speak about professional burnout and a knock to her confidence that left her questioning her future. To calm her nerves and sharpen her thinking, she chats with:

Henry Rolling (Flying Cars Innovation Agency) — who shares how his first Christmas appeal at the Refugee Council went out without a return envelope, why failure is easier for some people than others, and what cracking an apple with your bare hands has to do with persistence.

Together, they explore vulnerability, self-belief, bias, and why talking about failure might be one of the bravest and most important things we can do.