Get Grants FREE Introduction to Major Donor Fundraising Workshop, looking at practical solutions and ideas for growing your charity’s income through support from individual donors.
Check out our Major Donor Fundraising Course here.
WHAT TO EXPECT
In this friendly 60-minute session, you will have the chance to:
Join Greater Manchester Regional Care Cooperative (GM RCC) for this webinar to learn more about the developing health model supporting children and young people across Greater Manchester. The session will explore how GM RCC) are working collaboratively with partners to build a consistent, trauma‑informed and clinically‑led health offer that responds to need, manages risk, and improves outcomes.
The Roots of Resistance, organised by the Sylvia Pankhurst Gender and Identity Knowledge Network, an interdisciplinary centre for critically engaged feminist research, will explore the intersection of feminism, public green spaces, and the role of plants in shaping memory and identity. It centres on the legacy of Rosa Grindon, a suffragist, botanist, and Shakespearean lecturer, and uses her story as a lens to reflect on women’s lives are remembered.
The event is free and open to everyone, and will consist of a walking tour of the Shakespeare Garden and a workshop.
This forum is an opportunity to build your knowledge of community transport, develop a greater understanding of the sector, and explore how local authorities and infrastructure organisations can engage more effectively with community transport providers.
Whether you're looking to learn more about community transport or strengthen your existing relationships with your local provider, this session will offer valuable insights and practical discussion.
The session will include:
The Community Explorers forum, which sits with
Macc's Alternative Venue discussion Group - the next meeting
Get Grants will be joined by Big Issue Invest to talk about Social Investment Funding - how it works and if it's right for your organisation
There has never been a greater need for fundraisers to get-together and share knowledge and experience.
Come the Hour… come the creatives.
Come as you are. Leave feeling refreshed. A space to meet, share, and build connections in cultural education.
The Curious Creatives Network isn’t just about listening - it’s about connecting.
The Hour: Connect is a relaxed, informal session where cultural education practitioners come together to talk, share experiences, and spark new collaborations.
Collaboration and partnerships are instrumental in achieving change. How can trustees support effective partnership-working in 2026 and beyond?
We (NPC) will cover:
Who is it for?
Interested in how small and local charities are using AI, but not sure where to start?
This session, run in conjunction with A Good Thing, seeks to illuminate how AI is being used safely and appropriately by small charities, and give you some tips and tricks on where to start.