Programme

How can we create a culture that encourages wellbeing and personal growth, but still gives us the time to get the job done as effectively as possible?

Join The Berkeley Foundation and Cranfield Trust to explore what is needed to build a resilient voluntary sector.

Join grant data specialists 360Giving in learning about how you can get the most from your data, or take the opportunity to share how you already are.

How can we use data to drive better and more civic participation in London?

The Lightbulb Trust invites you to explore the world of impact investing to help you decide if this is the right strategy for your organisation.

How funders can spark a movement of social action by investing in organisations that have trusted relationships in communities?

As the organisations and communities that funders support grapple with ongoing uncertainty and instability, what does it mean – from application stage through to reporting – to take more risks?

Beyond understanding who is receiving or benefitting from grants, how else should we think about equity in relation to monitoring, evaluation and learning practices?

Sharing lessons from running a climate-change funding programme as a non-environmental funder.

The Pilgrim Trust set up the Young Women in Mind programme in 2021 to help improve the mental health of young women 16-25 in the UK.

Join Local Trust for a session on what we’ve learnt from adopting a non-prescriptive funding model to build community power.

How might we make more space for learning within our organisations?

This session provides a safe and open space to share challenges, insights and examples of ethical fundraising policies and approaches.

In this session, we will take a look at some of the main concerns that charities and funders have about AI.

Join London Youth for an interactive session, exploring what our rich data picture tells us about our city’s youth organisations.

This session presents emerging findings from a new project to map funding for social welfare advice in London. What does this show us about how might we best tackle the gap between demand, provision and future capacity?

We’re hosting an in-person panel discussion on what funders are learning from reshaping their strategies to meet the needs of Londoners.

Lessons from closing our main funding programme mid-pandemic, to relaunching in late 2022.

CAST and #FixtheForm join forces to explore what feedback is teaching us about the changes grantees want to see to funder practices.

The Greater London Authority and the Social Change Nest host an interactive workshop about the most effective ways to support small grassroots groups.

What we’ve learnt from taking an approach to funding that places the relationship between communities and funders at its core.