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Sep 25, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Jenny Lowthrop |Krystal Jones |Kellie E. Smith
The process for charities to secure much needed funds from legacy gifts can be an arduous one. Understandably when someone dies the legal process of distributing their estate is time-consuming, with many details around property, investments, and savings to be sorted. Delays in probate post-pandemic have not helped the situation.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Jenny Lowthrop |Ioan Marc Jones |Helen Olszowska
Digital signposting helps people find services they need online without having to search in multiple different places. It is often easier to find where people can order a pizza or buy some clothes than finding services they require such as mental health support or group activities. You could have a signposting service within your website or your organisation may use signposting websites to post about your own services.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Jenny Lowthrop |Laura Stanley
Employees giving up their time for good causes is becoming increasingly popular in UK workplaces, according to latest evidence. But this research also suggests employers can do more to keep up with soaring demand for workplace volunteering. To mark the start of Volunteers’ Week, we look at latest research around workplace schemes and the action charities and employers can take to ensure staff members can support charities.
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Sep 12, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Jenny Lowthrop |Ioan Marc Jones |Laura Stanley
The Digital Poverty Alliance’s Charter calls for organisations to embed digital inclusivity into their daily operations. Here’s why we signed it Every year, the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) hosts End Digital Poverty Day to raise awareness, build community engagement, and garner support for tackling digital exclusion head-on. This End Digital Poverty Day, we’re taking the opportunity to share why we recently signed the DPA’s Charter for Digital Inclusion.
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Sep 12, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Jenny Lowthrop |Ioan Marc Jones |Laura Stanley |Christine C. Chiu
Coworking spaces are often still seen as being for tech entrepreneurs and startups, but there are many kinds of coworking spaces that bring a range of benefits for charities, freelancers, and entrepreneursOur ways of working have changed since the pandemic, with many charities choosing to forgo a dedicated office space and move to remote working. This can offer a lot of flexibility for staff, but can leave people feeling isolated if they are working from their home every day.
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Ioan Marc Jones |Jenny Lowthrop
Right now, the stakes are higher than ever for driving engagement and revenue. Without nurturing meaningful connections within your database, your charity risks losing long-lasting and loyal donors, volunteers, and fundraisers who are essential to your cause. The challenge is real: how do you deliver personalised and relevant communications that truly resonate? The answer lies in marketing automation.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Jenny Lowthrop
You are viewing 1 of your 1 articles as an unregistered userFor unlimited access to our free content, please register or login. We use one of our own meetings to compare three of the best artificial intelligence tools to see which offers the best meeting notes Organisations mainly use generative artificial intelligence (AI) for research purposes and the creation of content. But generative AI has far broader application. In fact, one of the best ways to use AI is simple automation.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Jenny Lowthrop
In union there is strength. That’s understood by those charities who, despite various challenges, find a way to stand together and collaborate on a shared problem. Task forces are one such way for charities to work together. They may be formed because charities want to co-ordinate their efforts to achieve the same goal, or because they are all experiencing the same fundamental or recurring challenge.
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Jenny Lowthrop
The charity sector is a profoundly rewarding sector. Our work is impactful and meaningful, helping to support communities, help the most vulnerable, and improve the world. But the sector is demanding. Charity professionals are often expected to achieve more with less. That’s why boosting productivity is so important.
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Kellie E. Smith |Jenny Lowthrop |Christine L. Chiu
You are viewing 1 of your 1 articles as an unregistered userFor unlimited access to our free content, please register or login. In this podcast, taken from a recording from our 2023 Conference, we aim to demystify artificial intelligence (AI), explain some of the best ways that charities can use it, illustrate some of the core benefits for charities, and suggest some of the ways you should practice caution.
