The way in which society operates is changing. The fundraising profession isn’t immune from this. In order to stay connected with your donors, it’s important that we embrace and adopt new tools and techniques.
Our flagship event – Fundraising Now – will bring together some of the leading movers and shakers to help you secure the financial future for your charity.
Click Here for the event page for more info.
Small Charity Week 2018 is just around the corner, are you ready to make the most of it?
Small Charity Week’s media partner is:
From the FSI May Newsletter. Click Here to find out more about the FSI
Join us at the first in our series of breakfast briefings exploring the opportunities and challenges facing charity IT leaders. These interactive seminars provide a unique forum for open debate and an opportunity to connect with your peers.
The first event will seek to answer the question ‘Is blockchain the future for charities?’
To understand a little more about that question and to help you decide if this briefing is for you, Click Here
This event is run in partnership with Charity IT Leaders.
This event is designed to provide space for charities to debate with other charities. As a result, there are no corporate spaces available and we will withdraw places booked by non-charity delegates. We will issue a refund minus an administration fee of 15%.
Click here for more information including; the programme, speakers, prices and venue.
Are you a Hammersmith & Fulham small business?
The council wants H&F to be the best place to do business in Europe. Please join us for this year’s business-boosting event and exhibition.
PRE-REGISTER FOR YOUR FREE TICKET at hammersmithandfulhammeansbusiness.co.uk
Exhibit at this event
Event Date: 22nd March 2018
Please call 0333 358 3399 or visit our website for more information.
We also have pro bono opportrunities for selected Hammersmith & Fulham businesses to have a free stand at the event in some targeted sectors.
Free networking
With two free Speed Networking sessions and informal networking across the day, there are plenty of opportunities to meet your next client, supplier or partners.
Exhibition
Over 30 suppliers, support groups, H&F Council departments and service providers will be on hand throughout the day to help, guide, advise and support your business.
One-to-One advice sessions
Book an appointment for personal advice with an expert on accounting, law, marketing, sales, business development, funding and much more.
Seminars
Four inspirational seminars covering subjects relevant to all businesses. These are:
For further information contact
Nicki Burgess, H&F Business Investment Team – Phone 020 8753 5695 • email: nicki.burgess@lbhf.gov.uk
Your Business Community – Phone 0333 358 3399 • web: yourbusinesscommunity.co.uk
Many thanks to our sponsors
……don’t get caught out.
Recent Government research indicates that only 44% of charities have heard of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that will be kicking in this May. Of that 44%, only 26% have taken action to comply with the regulation. It’s not too late to act!
This one-day GDPR Conference, in partnership with Russell-Cooke Solicitors, will feature a series of hands-on workshops answering the key questions and addressing issues that have been raised for charities by the GDPR.
This is a great opportunity to hear from some of the leading figures in data protection law on what you can do to make sure your charity is ready.
Workshop topics;
Click here for the event page
About The FSI (The Foundation for Social Improvement)
Our aim is to support charities to become more efficient, effective, accountable and self sustaining. We do this by delivering expert knowledge, strategy and support to charities so their futures are secure and their users protected.
The FSI Monthly Newsletter is back with more great initiatives, including:
To view the newsletter Click Here
We now have a date in place for our next meeting – Wednesday 8th November at 11am in Hammersmith Town Hall, Committee Room 1 (2nd Floor). The primary subject of this meeting will be Hammersmith and Fulham’s forthcoming bid in the London Borough of Culture Competition.
This new competition invites all of the 32 London boroughs to apply for funding to lead a game changing cultural programme. Two winning boroughs will be named London Borough of Culture, one in 2019 and one in 2020 and up to six other boroughs will receive support to deliver bespoke cultural projects.
The meeting will be hosted by Jon Gilchrist who is leading Hammersmith and Fulham’s bid and will be joined by Donna Pentelow, Head of Culture. An agenda will be circulated nearer the time detailing some of our plans for the bid and how members of the network can get involved.
Please confirm your attendance with Thomas Dodd | Arts Development Office on Thomas.Dodd@lbhf.gov.uk
Join us on 7th November 2017 at St Pauls Centre in Hammersmith.
On the 7th November, between 4.30 – 8pm, we will be holding our Annual Meeting. There will be:
If you are interested in attending please could you RSVP so we will know how many to cater for. You can do so online by clicking RSVP (this will take you to Eventbrite), emailing info@healthwatchcentralwestlondon.org or phoning 020 8968 7049.
Earlier in the year the Disabled People’s Commission conducted the 2017 Disabled Residents’ survey and followed up with events for local Deaf and Disabled residents. They are now holding an event on Monday October 2nd, from 4.30 – 6.45pm
To book a place contact kevin.caulfield@lbhf.gov.uk , call 020 8753 2106 or call / text 07584 655244
For more information please click here
Open Forum Events would like you to join us at our National Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens conference which is taking place in London on the 9th November 2017.
We have invited key industry professionals from across the globe to help you implement smart technology strategies. New thinking is allowing city regions to explore solutions and create smarter, more connected places that can enhance service delivery and improve citizen’s lives. The aim of this event is to tap into smarter and most innovative ways to support the complex needs of citizens and develop the infrastructure to overcome some of the grand societal challenges
Join us at Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens to explore the most innovative and efficient ways to use technology and data to tackle some of the biggest problems. Major city leaders and business figures from across the UK and internationally will share their views on how to develop smart and more connected cities.
To book your place click here
