The role of AI and data in the future of charities
Missed our live virtual roundtable? No problem – catch up with the on-demand version! Discover how AI and data are poised to reshape the landscape for charities, offering vital tools to navigate financial pressures, boost efficiency, and enhance impact.
Unlock the transformative potential of AI and data for your charity
Navigating challenges
Understand the pressing financial challenges facing charities today, including rising costs and funding complexities. Learn how AI and data offer crucial opportunities for efficiency gains, allowing your organisation to streamline operations and free up vital resources for frontline work.
Smarter engagement
Discover how data-driven strategies can revolutionise your fundraising efforts and deepen donor engagement. Explore how predictive analytics and AI-powered tools can significantly enhance service delivery, leading to better outcomes for beneficiaries.
Implementation
Engage with the critical discussions around ethical considerations in AI, including potential biases and the importance of aligning initiatives with your charitable values. Gain actionable insights on how charities of all sizes can begin integrating AI and data, along with guidance on essential resources and collaboration opportunities.
Hear from our experts
"We are looking at any efficiency gains we can get from the point of technology because that's one way in which we can plug the gap between the cost of the services we deliver and the revenue we get from them."
Mark Pountney
CIO at Mencap
"The future strategy of the charity is where CEOs need to be focusing. They don't need to be tech geniuses. They need to be just constantly curious about it. Curiosity, I think, is the is the key thing for a CEO."
Chris Martin
Former CEO at The Mix Charity & YouthNet
"We're seeing an increased number of charities turn to AI data and digital to help unlock new efficiencies, better understand their beneficiaries, how they can improve their service and quality and ultimately do more for those individuals with less."
Libby Dangoor
Chief of Staff at Multiverse