Funding

NPC: Developing a measurement framework for your charity

Did we make a difference? That’s what every charity wants to know. Answering this question can be tricky. It’s hard to collect reliable data about things that have changed. And even if you can, how do you know it was down to you? Would change have happened anyway? More and more charities therefore develop a measurement framework. Such a framework can guide you to measure impact in a structured and robust way. But how do you develop a good measurement framework?

This online webinar is for charities who want to develop or update their measurement framework.

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Cranfield Trust: Modernising Wills – The shift charities need to plan for

The Wills Act is rooted in 1837, but Will-making has raced into the digital age. Join this practical session to unpack the Law Commission’s reform proposals, explore how digital-first Wills are reshaping who makes a Will and when, and discover what electronic Wills mean for how charities ask supporters to leave a legacy. Clear, actionable insight on where legacy fundraising is headed and how your organisation can stay ahead

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Get Grants: Digital Fundraising training (2 days)

Giving you a practical insight to help you plan and deliver digital fundraising successfully for your organisation.

With ever-increasing digital fundraising tools and platforms available, it can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to start, and a drain on limited time and resources if you don’t know what is going to work for your specific organisation and fundraising needs.

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How charities can unlock more value from their CRM

For charities, getting to know their audience is essential. In a world where online experiences are tailored to our every convenience, charities need to ensure their fundraising and marketing activities follow suit, boosting fundraising, engagement, and creating vocal advocates for their cause. Fortunately, many charities already hold the key to good online experiences: it lies within their data. 

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