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Charity Digital Podcast

Charity Digital Podcast

Looking to stay ahead of the digital curve? Kickstart your digital journey? Or just see how charities are making the most of technology? The Charity Digital podcast looks to inspire and educate, and connect charity pros to the latest trends in the (sometimes) scary world of digital. We"ll be discussing poignant topics, pain points, and success stories. Don"t forget to subscribe through your usual podcast provider to be the first to know when our next pod drops!

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51: The future of charity social media

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/04/13

Social distancing restrictions have led to huge changes in the way charities operate. Fundraising efforts have become increasingly digital, physical events shifted to the virtual, and service delivery has moved almost entirely online. Social media was important before the pandemic, but now it’s absolutely essential. In today’s podcast, we discuss the future of social media. We examine the major platforms that charities are using and the platforms charities should be using. We discuss the best

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50: Digital-first means people-first

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/03/30

The Access Group have enabled thousands of not-for-profit organisations run more efficiently and raise more money. Whether you’re attracting supporters or members, fundraising, managing visitors, controlling finances, or dealing with staff, their integrated not-for-profit software makes it easy to do more. The process of digital transformation is a frequent topic of sector discussion. But there is sometimes a misunderstanding as to what this means and how it can be applied. When we discuss a

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49: Digital self-care during COVID-19

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/03/16

We've been through three lockdowns and a year of social distancing. We've experienced the loss of physical support systems, the absence of defined structures and routines, and the seemingly endless repetition of negative news. It can feel daunting. It can feel isolating. It can feel scary. In today’s podcast, we want to talk about digital and self-care. We talk about some of the ways that we at Charity Digital are managing. We discuss the platforms that help us get through the day and the apps that

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48: Digital fundraising trends for 2021

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/03/02

2020 was an exceptionally challenging year for charities in the UK, but it proved that the sector is versatile and resilient, ready to meet the demands of the moment. 2021 will be another challenging year, even with the easing of social distancing restrictions. The Charity Digital podcast discusses, among other things, how to connect with supporters on a personal level, how to make the most of the tools that charities have at their disposal, and how to review and improve existing

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47: Why don't charities care about cyber security?

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/02/16

This podcast is sponsored by the National Cyber Security Centre, who provide specialised cyber security guidance for charities. Charities have historically provided an attractive target for cyber criminals. There is a perception that charities will not take the rigorous actions to protect themselves that a corporate organisation would. The attitudes of charity leaders have played into this perception. Our data suggests that interest among charities in cyber security has actually dropped during

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46: Planning, motivation, and crochet: how to work...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/02/02

The social distancing restrictions that came with COVID-19 forced a period of digital acceleration on the charity sector. Zoom replaced meeting rooms, Miro replaced office brainstorming sessions, and Teams and Slack replaced coffee break chats. In this week’s podcast, we look at some of the essentials of working from home. We discuss, among other things, how to plan your days, how to keep yourself and your teams motivated, and how to protect remote computers from cybersecurity

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45: Brexit and the UK charity sector

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2021/01/19

On 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. After four years of uncertainty, four years of unanswered questions, the UK finally reached a trade agreement on 30 December 2020. The next day, on 31 December 2020, the UK officially left the EU. In the Charity Digital podcast, we explore the impact of Brexit on the UK charity sector. We discuss, among other things, the charity elements in the UK/EU trade agreement, the creation of the Civil Society Forum, changes to

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44: Goodbye 2020, hello 2021

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/12/22

What a year 2020 has been. Charities have been through ups and downs, faced challenges they never thought they would and gone digital like never before. As we prepare to wrap up this crazy year, we’ve bought back some of our previous podcast guests (and friends of Charity Digital) to discuss the year 2020 has been and what charities might expect for 2021. The conversation covers everything from cybersecurity to remote working, to sector predictions. By popular demand, for our final episode of

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43: No charity too small: The story of Mary Stevens...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/12/08

When Mary Stevens Hospice fell victim to a cyber-attack in April 2019, they couldn’t believe that online criminals would target their small organisation. Many charities don’t think they could be the victim of an attack, but in this podcast episode, we’re joined by an organisation who has experienced the damage firsthand. Mary Stevens Hospice are sharing their cyberattack story to help other organisations learn from their mistakes and take cybersecurity seriously. They want other charities to

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42: User-centric service design: Women Win's gaming...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/11/24

This podcast is sponsored by Salesforce.org - the dedicated social impact team of Salesforce that delivers technology to nonprofits, educational institutions, and philanthropic organisations so they can connect with others and do more good. Catch up with the Salesforce.org Gaming for Good podcast series here! We’re back with a second Gaming for Good episode. This time, we focus on how gaming can be used to design services that put your users at the heart. In this podcast episode, we hear how

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41: Everything you need to know about creating killer...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/11/10

We’re living in a golden era of content. Charities are engaging with their audiences, donors and services users through digital content and channels like never before. But the demand for new content is continuing to grow. But how can you win at content with limited time and resources? Today’s podcast episode is another release from our conference back in March. Charity Digital’s Marketing Manager Chris Hall is joined by three content experts. They chat about how you can create effective

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40: How AI is improving service delivery for small...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/10/27

This week, we bring you another session from our March conference. For this podcast instalment, we have an amazing case study showcasing how DataKind UK and The Welcome Centre worked together to implement AI tech to visitor data to work smarter and deliver more impact for their beneficiaries. AI can often seem like a scary, far-away concept for charities, when in fact it offers huge potential when it comes to service delivery, data and much more. The Welcome Centre’s innovative partnership with

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39: Should all strategy be digital or is digital part...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/10/13

For this week’s podcast episode, we’re bringing you another release from our #BeMoreDigital conference back in March of this year. This session is particularly relevant now. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, charities everywhere have had to quickly up their digital strategy, with some organisations starting from scratch completely. Digital is becoming such an important part of charity operations that it begs the question - "Should all strategy be digital or is digital part of a strategy?" This

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38: Stick or twist?

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/09/29

Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, charities everywhere have had to adapt to new ways of working. For most charities, this meant a full, or at least part, conversion to remote working. Now more than six months on, many organisations are still adopting ‘work from home’ as the norm. But the main question now is how are charities setting up remote or hybrid IT for the Long haul? What processes, tools and steps are they sticking with and what is being phased out, or twisted away from? It’s clear

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37: Embedding cybersecurity in strategic decision making

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/09/21

Oops! Uploaded the wrong podcast, listen to Cub from the NCSC now! For a long time, cyber security has been seen as a purely technical issue, which in turn limited senior leaders ability to understand the risk and ensure it was being mitigated. We have taken this session from our #BeMoreDigital conference back in March where the NCSC will explore how to prioritise the limited resources charities have at their disposal, focus on the biggest risks and reshape attitudes towards cyber security in

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36: Beyond the reputation: How charities are using...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/09/08

This podcast is sponsored by Salesforce.org - the dedicated social impact team of Salesforce that delivers technology to nonprofits, educational institutions, and philanthropic organisations so they can connect with others and do more good. The world of gaming sometimes gets a bad reputation. However, time and time again gaming is proving itself otherwise and has become a highly lucrative fundraising market for charities. In this podcast episode, we discuss what gaming for good actually

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35: Putting digital at the heart of your brand

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/09/01

In the age of digitalisation and the internet, organisations need to be doing more to stand out above the noise to achieve influence and brand originality. When starting out with digital, it's easy to lose focus on your brand in the noise of transformation. So what does it take to embed the brand into digital? This panel discussion brings Collette Philip-Keen (Managing Director and Founder at Brand By Me), Zohra Vermani (Brand Marketing Lead at Parkinson's UK) and Kellie Stewart (Head of

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34: How to become a more digitally diverse organisation

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/08/25

If our digital teams are not diverse, how can we as charities expect our diverse range of service users to benefit from all the great things digital can bring? Digital, like anything, can only thrive and achieve real impact in an organisation if it’s being implemented, designed and run by a diverse range of people and perspectives. Jason Caplin and Meera Naik from Barnardo’s join us to share their successes, failures and learnings when it comes to being digitally diverse. They discuss how their

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33: Why sharing is the key to service delivery success

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/08/18

Every day, charities are providing their vital services to beneficiaries. Providing this excellent service delivery is just one of the many things that charities have in common- so why not share each other's processes? In a collaborative effort, CAST have worked to create just that- service recipes. Service recipes are a free online resource that collects practical examples to help charities learn from one another’s digital services. They aim to reduce the duplication of time, money, and effort

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32: Creating a digital culture - a guide to securing...

Charity Digital Podcast ·

2020/08/11

Digital transformation is really about people, not technology. Your employees, members and donors need to be on the journey with you. Typically, people can be resistant to change and learning new systems. It is essential that your digital transformation is able to create a digital culture within your organisation, that both internal and external stakeholders can buy into. Communication is key if you want to secure engagement from everyone, from your members and donors to your Board of

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