Third Sector

Join the Third Sector Awards Hall of Fame! 🏆 We're delighted to introduce our ongoing archive that honours our winning individuals and organisations. Take your place alongside past industry greats! Enter now to be in with a chance ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eSKkerVD

FINAL CHANCE TO SAVE £300 The #BusinessCharityAwards early bird discount expires tonight at midnight. Join us at the glamorous London Marriott Grosvenor Square on Thursday 8 May for a sparkling drinks reception, three-course dinner, and the ultimate winners celebration. Secure your savings: https://lnkd.in/eUu4EEWi

Employee Engagement Initiative of the Year shortlist spotlight 🌟 Our judges were impressed with how much these initiatives increased employee engagement and the dedication involved. TEAM LEWIS with TEAM LEWIS Foundation for Supporting 2,000+ Causes Globally The Barratt Foundation for The Big Barratt Cleanup Centrica for The Big Difference Congratulations to our finalists! The early bird discount expires tomorrow, book now to save: https://lnkd.in/eVxmmars

📣 Calling small and micro charities! Does your charity have an annual income of less than £100,000? If so, you are eligible to register your interest in a free entry for the Third Sector Awards! You can do so by completing this short form by 8 April: https://lnkd.in/eW3EQ7Fz The closing date to submit an entry to the awards is 29 May.

Spotlighting our Challenge Event of the Year shortlist 🏆 These are the partnership events that left our judges truly inspired. Liberty Specialty Markets with Over The Wall Camp and Action Medical Research for Climb the Capital Virgin Money with Mind and SAMH for Stride by the Tyne Sky with over 20 charities for the Big Sky Cares Wrapathon Congratulations to our finalists! Book your ceremony tickets now and save up to £300 per table: https://lnkd.in/eVxmmars

🎧 Why did the Canal & River Trust initiate a process of co-design for its latest water safety campaign? In the latest Third Sector Podcast episode, Lucinda Rouse and Dami Adewale are joined by the charity's public safety campaigns manager Claire Gauci and Claremont Comms' Emily Rayner. Claire describes how a video intended to educate teenagers about water safety fell flat, prompting the charity to adopt a co-design approach involving a youth group in Wigan. She explains how the process led to a realisation that social media was not an effective way to reach the target audience for its water safety campaign, with young people expressing a preference for an interactive classroom environment. Emily outlines the principles of co-design and some common methods used in successfully co-designed campaigns. She suggests some cost-effective ways to embark on co-design in the absence of generous budgets. Also in the episode, Dami recounts his two days in court as the judicial review opened into the Charity Commission’s inquiry into Kids Company. 

Meet Sarah Greenwood (Alzheimer's Society), a leader in strategic charity partnerships, at Third Sector: The Conference. They’ll be sharing invaluable insights on their partnership with the The Football Association which has been transformative for the Alzheimer’s Society, raising over £1million for research and support services. Get ready to be inspired and empowered to make change happen! 👉 Don’t miss their session, secure your spot today: https://lnkd.in/eKYSwYDD #ThirdSectorConference #CharityPartnerships

Only ONE WEEK left to take advantage of the early bird discount for the #BusinessCharityAwards. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the year's most inspirational night, held at the glamorous London Marriott Grosvenor House on Thursday, 8 May. Find out more and save £30pp NOW: https://lnkd.in/e6kAm4aJ

Brace yourself for a game-changing case study session! We’re delighted to welcome Ian Thwaites (Level Water) to Third Sector: The Conference. Ian will take us through risk tolerance, acquisition and how he led his charity from nothing to £1.5m unrestricted income. You’ll want to be in the room for this one, get your ticket now: https://lnkd.in/eKYSwYDD #ThirdSectorConference #LevelWater

We love seeing our brilliant editors share their expertise beyond the page! Lucinda Rouse, Deputy Editor for Third Sector, was recently featured in a Channel 5 documentary, 'The Omaze Dream House: Are You Missing Out?' 🏡 The programme takes a deep dive into the million-pound house giveaways that have taken Britain by storm, exploring the impact of Omaze’s charity prize draws. The documentary aired last week in the UK, but if you missed it, you can catch up now on Channel 5’s streaming platform 🎥 ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e7gxxN7a #WeAreHaymarket #ThirdSector #Charity #Fundraising #Media