The London Charity Softball League was founded in 2003 and was formed primarily to create an outlet for respective charities to network, to encourage collaboration and to develop new relationships across the sector.
This year 18 inspirational UK charities have been shortlisted for one of six awards, in categories including ‘Board Equity, Diversity and Inclusion’, ‘Transforming with Digital’ and the inaugural category: ‘People in Governance’.
We believe good governance should be celebrated, and are delighted to be partners again.
We explore how to engage local communities and bring their voice into the grant-making process.
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, purpose-led organisations need a strong talent pipeline to drive their missions forward. We recently held our summer social event -The Future Talent Pipeline for Purpose-Led Organisations. We wanted to bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and aspiring professionals to ignite meaningful conversations, share best practices, and envision the future of…
To fully leverage the potential of interim leaders and optimise outcomes, it is essential to understand how to maximise their value.
We want to celebrate the 15 Shortlisted charities and 6 winners of this year’s Charity Governance Awards, who showed exceptional charity governance.
We recently held a Fundraising Breakfast bringing together a panel of expert leaders in corporate partnerships to delve into the key ingredients to secure and maximise collaborative relationships.
In our Aspiring Leader’s webinar, we were joined by three fantastic charity sector leaders who are all at different points of their leadership journey and who bring invaluable advice and insights.
Are you keen to support people from diverse backgrounds to take up Board positions, ensuring that your board is more accessible and inclusive to young people or racialised minorities and that it brings onboard people with lived experience expertise? Or, are you someone interested in becoming a trustee but not secured your first role yet? If so, see this webinar.
